Breast Pumps Through Insurance

Top quality breast pumps from leading brands, available through insurance.

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  1. Lansinoh Discreet Duo Wearable Breast Pump

    Lansinoh Discreet Duo Wearable Breast Pump

    $159.99
  2. Medela Swing Maxi Hands-free Breast Pump

    Medela Swing Maxi Hands-free Breast Pump

    $199.99
  3. Medela Pump In Style Hands-free Breast Pump

    Medela Pump In Style Hands-free Breast Pump

    $199.99
  4. Medela Pump In Style with MaxFlow Breast Pump

    Medela Pump In Style with MaxFlow Breast Pump

    $199.00
  5. Motif Luna Breast Pump with Wet-Dry Bag

    Motif Luna Breast Pump with Wet-Dry Bag

    $274.98
  6. Momcozy M5 Wearable Breast Pump

    Momcozy M5 Wearable Breast Pump

    $199.99
  7. Momcozy S9 Pro Wearable Breast Pump

    Momcozy S9 Pro Wearable Breast Pump

    $119.99
  8. Momcozy S12 Pro Wearable Breast Pump

    Momcozy S12 Pro Wearable Breast Pump

    $139.99
  9. Spectra S2 Plus Breast Pump with AFBP Sydney Breast Pump Backpack

    Spectra S2 Plus Breast Pump with AFBP Sydney Breast Pump Backpack

    As low as $201.99
  10. Elvie Stride Breast Pump

    Elvie Stride Breast Pump

    $269.99
  11. Motif Duo Breast Pump with Hands-Free Pumping Bra

    Motif Duo Breast Pump with Hands-Free Pumping Bra

    As low as $199.00
  12. Willow Go Wearable Breast Pump

    Willow Go Wearable Breast Pump

    $349.99
  13. Philips Avent Breast Pump Advanced, Rechargeable

    Philips Avent Breast Pump Advanced, Rechargeable

    $269.99
  14. Medela Pump In Style® Breast Pump with AFBP Sydney Breast Pump Backpack

    Medela Pump In Style with MaxFlow Breast Pump with AFBP Sydney Breast Pump Backpack

    As low as $229.99
  15. Spectra S1 Plus Breast Pump

    Spectra S1 Plus Breast Pump

    $216.00
  16. Philips Avent Breast Pump Advanced, Corded Use

    Philips Avent Breast Pump Advanced, Corded Use

    $125.00
  17. Elvie Stride Plus Breast Pump

    Elvie Stride Plus Breast Pump

    $349.99
  18. Lansinoh Smartpump 3.0 Breast Pump Lifestyle Set

    Lansinoh Smartpump 3.0 Breast Pump Lifestyle Set

    $250.00
  19. Elvie Stride 2 Breast Pump

    Elvie Stride 2 Breast Pump

    $269.99
  20. Elvie Pump Breast Pump

    Elvie Pump Breast Pump

    $549.99
  21. Motif Luna with Battery Breast Pump

    Motif Luna with Battery Breast Pump

    $299.00
  22. Lansinoh Wearable Breast Pump

    Lansinoh Wearable Breast Pump

    $249.99
  23. Medela Pump In Style Advanced Starter Set with Medela Breastmilk Cooler Set

    Medela Pump In Style with MaxFlow and Cooler Set

    $249.99
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What Are the Different Types of Breast Pumps?

There are four main types of breast pumps:

Electric Breast Pump

Typically the most powerful breast pumps available, electric breast pumps are generally required to be plugged into a wall outlet. They are available either as a double electric breast pump or a single electric model. The difference being that double electric models support expression from both breasts at once whereas a single electric only allows you to express milk from one breast at a time.

Battery-Operated Breast Pump

Similar in functionality to electric breast pumps, battery-operated breast pumps are characterized most notably by their portability. By being powered with a battery, they are also often considered hands-free breast pumps. While there are some tradeoffs in terms of suction power, these breast pumps are popular options for those who need to pump while at work, anywhere on the go, or in situations where they don't have access to a wall outlet.

Manual Breast Pump

These breast pumps require manual hand operation to create the suction required to express milk. While manual breast pumps don't include as many features as electric models, they are often lightweight, easy to transport, and very affordable.

Hospital-Grade Breast Pump

This type of breast pump is generally designed to be a multi-user, rental-based breast pump. Those who generally benefit from hospital-grade breast pumps most are mothers who are experiencing a specific type of medical event that prevents direct breastfeeding with their babies. Situationally, these can include NICU stays, the birth of multiples, mastitis, and other difficulties breastfeeding.

How Much Does a Breast Pump Cost Without Insurance?

The typical out of pocket cost for a breast pump is usually between $150 - $500 for an electric breast pump while a manual breast pump could be as little as $15. As such, the out of pocket cost of a breast pump can vary based on the type of pump you choose.

Many parents are unaware that the cost of a breast pump may be covered through insurance under the Affordable Care Act. To find out more about your specific coverage, fill out our insurance eligibility form with your basic health insurance information. 

What Are the Top Breast Pump Brands?

Aeroflow Breastpumps carries only the industry’s best and most popular breast pumps. These top-selling breast pump brands include:

Which Breast Pumps Are Hospital-Grade?

Hospital-grade breast pumps are used by mothers of NICU babies or when medical issues may hinder mom & baby’s ability to successfully breastfeed. Breast pumps that are hospital-grade are specifically designed for multiple users, with a special closed system that makes the pump safe for moms to share. Aeroflow Breastpumps currently offers the Medela Symphony – this hospital-grade pump is only available for rent when covered by insurance, and requires a prescription. 

What Is Breast Pump Suction?

Breast pump suction or power (documented as mmHG) refers to the speed at which the vacuum is applied to the nipple for breastfeeding. Breast pumps come with different strength levels and generally the speed at which you pump can be adjusted to accommodate your personal pumping needs. 

How Fast Should Breast Milk Be Pumped? 

Most breast pumps offer various settings to adjust how fast your milk is expressed. A typical pumping session takes around 15-20 minutes, but some mothers may spend closer to 30 minutes to fully express their breast milk. Your breast milk supply during each pumping sessions varies based on your baby's age, time of day, how often you pump or feed, the quality of your pump, diet, and more.

What Flange Sizes Come With Breast Pumps?

Using the correct flange size (also known as a breast shields) is incredibly important for adequate suction, optimal milk production, and comfort when pumping. There are five main breast pump flange sizes – 21, 24, 27, 30 and 36mm. The most effective flange should be within 2-3mm of your nipple size. The size(s) included with each pump will vary but should be listed in what is included and in the pump’s manual.

Is It Painful To Use a Breast Pump?

Just like with breastfeeding, using a breast pump should not be painful or uncomfortable. The sensation of pumping should be similar to comfortable breastfeeding: some pressure and gentle tugging. If you are experiencing pain or discomfort, it could indicate that something needs to be adjusted or resized. If pain persists, never hesitate to reach out to your healthcare provider or a lactation consultant.

Finding the right milk storage bag for your needs will help make your breastfeeding experience much more efficient. Storage bags are a great way to build up a supply of milk that can be stored in the fridge or freezer. Be sure to research breast milk storage techniques before you store your milk to ensure the milk stays fresh and all the important nutrients your baby needs are preserved.

Lansinoh Milk Storage Bags are a great option for busy moms who want to transfer milk quickly and smoothly without any spills. These bags feature a double Click’n’Secure closure to ensure freshness and a pouring spout for easy bottle transfer.

Evenflo Advanced Milk Storage Bags are another popular option for moms who need to store an extra supply of breast milk. These bags utilize a durable military-grade material to prevent the bag from damage in the fridge, and the bags can even stand straight up in the fridge with their flat bottom design.

What are breast milk storage bags?

Unlike plastic sandwich bags or disposable bottle liners, breast milk storage bags are recommended by the CDC specifically for the safe storage of expressed breast milk. They are made of durable, food-grade, BPA-free plastic, come pre-sterilized and sealed by the manufacturer, and are not reusable. The best breast milk storage bags will be leak-proof and capable of storing breast milk in the freezer or fridge for maximum versatility. Depending on how often you feed your little one and where and how long you need to store your breast milk, there are plenty of high-quality options with innovative features.

How to Choose the Best Breast Milk Storage Bag

Where do you plan to store breast milk, and for how long? How many ounces of milk does your child finish in one feeding? Do you need to build up a stash for times when you're at work or your baby is in childcare? Do you need to pump and store milk at work? Some of these questions can be helpful when selecting an easy storage solution for your needs. It's also important to understand proper breast milk storage guidelines to ensure the liquid gold maintains all the beneficial nutrients you've worked so hard to provide your little one. 

To maximize your breast milk supply, it's a good idea to plan for a range of feeding scenarios. Babies have a way of keeping us on our toes! For example, you may plan to feed your baby freshly expressed breast milk straight from your breast pump's bottle, which can be stored for 4-6 hours at room temperature. But then (surprise!) maybe her sleep schedule shifts or her tummy is upset and her feeding time is delayed. You'll want to be able to pop that breast milk into the fridge or freezer safely and hygienically for later use. Don't forget to look for a bag with room for labeling with the date and time. This is especially handy if you keep a large supply on hand to rotate through or you rely on a partner or caregiver to help feed baby.

If you need to store breast milk in the fridge, make sure to place it in the back where the temperature is most consistent, not in or near the door. If you'll be transferring breast milk to a bottle to feed your little one, you may want to consider self-standing storage bags with a pour spout to make things easier. Breast milk is fine stored in the fridge for up to five days (at 32° to 39°F). It can be stored in the freezer for up to six months. For new moms and those who may need a cheat sheet (no judgment), there are even bags available that have breast milk storage guidelines and temperature recommendations printed directly on the package. Most bags will have ounce markers to make it simple to track your little one's intake as well. Breast milk stored in the freezer will expand slightly, so make sure to allow extra room to avoid bursts and leaks.

Storage Solutions and Features

For moms who pump, it can be helpful to look for breast milk storage bags that can be used with an adapter. This allows them to connect the bag directly to the breast pump without the need for an additional collection container. They can then be either stored in the fridge or freezer or used with compatible nipple and bottle attachments to serve directly to baby. Moms that go this route save time in cleaning extra containers and pump parts. For moms who work outside the home, saving this extra step is often worthwhile indeed. Pumping and breastfeeding involves a lot of time so any hacks that can speed up the process are definitely worth checking out!

The shape of your storage bags is also worth considering. Take a look at your fridge and/or freezer space. While storage bags that have a pour spout are helpful for transfer, it may make sense to consider a uniform, stackable design if space is limited. These innovative bags are great for storing milk neatly in a crowded freezer and because they remain thin and flat even when full, they help speed up the thawing process. Another important consideration when defrosting and thawing breastmilk: temperature. Some bags are equipped with a built-in thermal sensor that takes the guesswork out of heating your precious breastmilk just enough (but not too much) for safe feeding.

Let's talk about size. How much breast milk are you producing and how much does your child typically finish? As babies get older and their stomachs grow, the more they can eat. While many of the bags on the market will accommodate 5-6 ounces, there are larger products available that can handle up to 8 ounces. This is helpful for moms who naturally produce more during a pumping session and appreciate not having to use so many bags.

Finding the right BPA-free plastic milk storage bag for your needs will help make your breastfeeding experience much more efficient. It's all about deciding what's most important to you, whether that's cost or space savings, ease of milk transfer to another container, or compatibility with your favorite breast pump.

Finding the right milk storage bag for your needs will help make your breastfeeding experience much more efficient. Storage bags are a great way to build up a supply of milk that can be stored in the fridge or freezer. Be sure to research breast milk storage techniques before you store your milk to ensure the milk stays fresh and all the important nutrients your baby needs are preserved.

Lansinoh Milk Storage Bags are a great option for busy moms who want to transfer milk quickly and smoothly without any spills. These bags feature a double Click’n’Secure closure to ensure freshness and a pouring spout for easy bottle transfer.

Evenflo Advanced Milk Storage Bags are another popular option for moms who need to store an extra supply of breast milk. These bags utilize a durable military-grade material to prevent the bag from damage in the fridge, and the bags can even stand straight up in the fridge with their flat bottom design.

What are breast milk storage bags?

Unlike plastic sandwich bags or disposable bottle liners, breast milk storage bags are recommended by the CDC specifically for the safe storage of expressed breast milk. They are made of durable, food-grade, BPA-free plastic, come pre-sterilized and sealed by the manufacturer, and are not reusable. The best breast milk storage bags will be leak-proof and capable of storing breast milk in the freezer or fridge for maximum versatility. Depending on how often you feed your little one and where and how long you need to store your breast milk, there are plenty of high-quality options with innovative features.

How to Choose the Best Breast Milk Storage Bag

Where do you plan to store breast milk, and for how long? How many ounces of milk does your child finish in one feeding? Do you need to build up a stash for times when you're at work or your baby is in childcare? Do you need to pump and store milk at work? Some of these questions can be helpful when selecting an easy storage solution for your needs. It's also important to understand proper breast milk storage guidelines to ensure the liquid gold maintains all the beneficial nutrients you've worked so hard to provide your little one. 

To maximize your breast milk supply, it's a good idea to plan for a range of feeding scenarios. Babies have a way of keeping us on our toes! For example, you may plan to feed your baby freshly expressed breast milk straight from your breast pump's bottle, which can be stored for 4-6 hours at room temperature. But then (surprise!) maybe her sleep schedule shifts or her tummy is upset and her feeding time is delayed. You'll want to be able to pop that breast milk into the fridge or freezer safely and hygienically for later use. Don't forget to look for a bag with room for labeling with the date and time. This is especially handy if you keep a large supply on hand to rotate through or you rely on a partner or caregiver to help feed baby.

If you need to store breast milk in the fridge, make sure to place it in the back where the temperature is most consistent, not in or near the door. If you'll be transferring breast milk to a bottle to feed your little one, you may want to consider self-standing storage bags with a pour spout to make things easier. Breast milk is fine stored in the fridge for up to five days (at 32° to 39°F). It can be stored in the freezer for up to six months. For new moms and those who may need a cheat sheet (no judgment), there are even bags available that have breast milk storage guidelines and temperature recommendations printed directly on the package. Most bags will have ounce markers to make it simple to track your little one's intake as well. Breast milk stored in the freezer will expand slightly, so make sure to allow extra room to avoid bursts and leaks.

Storage Solutions and Features

For moms who pump, it can be helpful to look for breast milk storage bags that can be used with an adapter. This allows them to connect the bag directly to the breast pump without the need for an additional collection container. They can then be either stored in the fridge or freezer or used with compatible nipple and bottle attachments to serve directly to baby. Moms that go this route save time in cleaning extra containers and pump parts. For moms who work outside the home, saving this extra step is often worthwhile indeed. Pumping and breastfeeding involves a lot of time so any hacks that can speed up the process are definitely worth checking out!

The shape of your storage bags is also worth considering. Take a look at your fridge and/or freezer space. While storage bags that have a pour spout are helpful for transfer, it may make sense to consider a uniform, stackable design if space is limited. These innovative bags are great for storing milk neatly in a crowded freezer and because they remain thin and flat even when full, they help speed up the thawing process. Another important consideration when defrosting and thawing breastmilk: temperature. Some bags are equipped with a built-in thermal sensor that takes the guesswork out of heating your precious breastmilk just enough (but not too much) for safe feeding.

Let's talk about size. How much breast milk are you producing and how much does your child typically finish? As babies get older and their stomachs grow, the more they can eat. While many of the bags on the market will accommodate 5-6 ounces, there are larger products available that can handle up to 8 ounces. This is helpful for moms who naturally produce more during a pumping session and appreciate not having to use so many bags.

Finding the right BPA-free plastic milk storage bag for your needs will help make your breastfeeding experience much more efficient. It's all about deciding what's most important to you, whether that's cost or space savings, ease of milk transfer to another container, or compatibility with your favorite breast pump.