Breast Pump Milk Collection Cup - Compatible with Spectra S1/S2/S9, Not Original Accessories, Replace Breast Pump Kits, 24mm Flange Milk Collector Cup Tubing Parts

I don’t ordinarily write reviews but I had to for this one. If you are on the fence about buying this, trust me BUY IT! I have exclusively pumped since my baby was born almost 5 months ago. The traditional flanges were such a pain to use and not very discrete when pumping in public, they also hurt my nipples and made them very sensitive and sore. This product has saved me especially going back to work! Here are all the reasons I love it! :1. So discrete to wear in public and so easy when I am driving to and from work and pump. Yes I pump in the car it’s very convenient2. It hooks up to your hospital grade pump very easily, I have the spectra and I get the SAME output of milk as I did with the traditional flanges3. It holds 9 oz of milk in both cups which is amazing! Especially when I have my first pump in the morning and I get between 8-9 oz on each side4. Its easier to hold my baby and feed her if needed while still pumping5. Probably my FAVORITE reason NO PUMPING BRAs! You can use other bras! I use these comfy nursing bras which make clothes look way better and make be feel more myself6. No nipple pain! So much easier on the nipples they aren’t sore or sensitive the way they were with the flangeI feel like there might be more reasons but honestly my favorite purchase I actually bought 2 just to make it easy with with. Only thing is they only come in one size so get nipple inserts that align with your nipple size.

I was getting super annoyed using my spectra pump because I can’t lay down at night to pump with current flanges, and I’ve had some spillage trying to pump in the car so I gave these a whirl! They hook right onto the pump, and no they aren’t a wearable pump , but it gives the flexibility to drive and pump or lay down to pump- plus affordable!

Hooks up great to my spectra! I bought mom cozy flanges and it was the perfect ft! I intend to only use for work and noticed I started getting more output! I average 10 more oz a day using these cups! These cups are also very convenient to slip in your bra and not have to worry about the cups hanging from your bra. The only downfall is that I’ve had 2 set and both suction cups on the inside stopped attaching. There is the 6 month warranty so I’m not too worried. I’ll keep buying them because of the convenience and makes pumping while feeding soooo much easier, plus I get great output!

Replaced defective collection cup the next day. One cup had a small hole and leaked. Quick response. New cups works great, light weight, empties milk effectively.

There is a pretty steep learning curve when it comes to getting third party pumping parts. With that said, when it is done right, this particular set is worth every penny and even made the crappy Medela Pump-in-Style pump that was free with insurance actually usable. The flange is very comfortable compared to any plastic flange, and the price is great relative to other third party parts sets (around $30).The suction is insanely good but only if you take several precautions:- Get yourself a nipple ruler to find the correct flange insert. The default size is 22mm, but the average nipple is 17mm. I found out the hard away aka painful nips for the first month of pumping. It's not supposed to hurt (but unfortunately you might still have some soreness).- Make sure that all of the parts of fully dry. If there is even a little moisture when you attach the parts together, you will not get a perfect seal.- Make sure that all of the pieces are assembled properly. Even if something is a bit crooked, you won't get a perfect seal. Recheck. Every. Single. Piece.- Make sure that the duckbill valves are not ripped or broken. Even the tiniest rip will prevent a perfect seal. Check this before every use, keep spares, and replace often. Almost all replacement duckbill valves are compatible.- While the top lid doesn't touch your pumped milk (where you connect the tubes), make sure to wash it (don't need to sanitize except maybe the first time) because any moisture or incidental milk that spills during the transfer process or if you move the wrong way will prevent a perfect seal. Before reattaching, make sure it is fully dry.- If the suction isn't perfect right away, stop and troubleshoot every single piece and check for moisture especially in the tubes, lids, diaphragms, and flanges.- If you're sure you did everything perfectly, it could be that your pump needs troubleshooting (battery/power issue, tube connection issue, etc.).Another reason I love these cups is that I was able to easily immediately adapt or frankenstein these cups and accompanying parts with all 3 of my pumps to make them all work:For the Pumpables Genie Advanced (best pump in my opinion): I could connect the tubes directly to the pump without adapting anything.For the Medela Pump-in-Style, I chucked the entire flange/connector set and only needed to keep the existing Y tube (which you can easily buy on Amazon). I cut the Medela V off of the Y right below the connector, and used the TOVVILD Y-tube connector piece to connect the remaining single tube to the TOVVILD tubes.For the Elvie Stride (not worth the $$$): I cut the single tube part of the Elvie Stride closer to the end that attaches to the pump instead of the connector, and I could use the tubes I already adapted for the Medela for this pump.How to not cry over spilled milk:Believe me when I tell you that I did this many times. Just take some precautions and be prepared BEFORE detaching the cups.- Make sure your work area is clean and prepped and your final collection vessel is ready BEFORE you pull out the cups.- Detach the lids with the tubes or only the tubes while they are still attached to you.- Once you detach the cups from your boobs, immediately tilt the cups with the flange facing up. Put the cups down on a stable and flat surface.- When you're ready to pour the milk out, instead of risking spillage by detaching the flange, just bend the flange away and tilt the cup down in the same direction as it would sit on your boob into your final collection vessel.- Move your collection vessel away so that you have room to clean up and detach your cup parts for cleaning.Hope this helps!

I’ve had these now for two weeks and when I first got them they were great and worked beautifully. Now I’m having a hard time with one of them working properly. I’m giving a 2 star because when it worked it was great, but now I can’t use one of my cups and I have assembled and disassembled and reassembled over and over again and it doesn’t fix it. The back flow protector is getting suck at the top or won’t suction at all.

I thought this would be a great alternative to the spectra pump bottles, and overall they work and fit the spectra.. however, they are the biggest pain to clean with far too many parts to figure out. I ended up not using them even though they could be more convenient because of how much of a pain it was to take apart, clean and put back together. The regular bottles were just more user friendly in that regard.

I’ve been using the TOVVILD milk collection cups for a few days now, and I’m genuinely impressed. They’re comfortable to wear and fit well with my existing breast pump setup. Suction was consistent, and the design made it easy to move around without worrying about spills.Cleaning is simple too, which is a big plus during postpartum chaos! I did notice a little condensation buildup during longer sessions, but nothing that affected performance.Overall, a great buy for the price—would definitely recommend to other moms looking for hands-free convenience without breaking the bank.