Debating whether or not to purchase one of these. Anyone ever try it? If so, please share your experience!

I've heard very good things about this. There is a cheaper one as well it's like 9.99 and got amazing reviews. I'm thinking of trying it as well.

I never knew about it with my other two but definitely getting one this time. My best friend had her first baby a few months ago and swears by it. I’ve seen her use it and it’s a breeze. In my Amazon cart right now :)

I ordered mine yesterday ??

Ebay has them cheaper

Amazon has one that is nearly identical. I got one, can't wait to try it.

I also got one because a couple of friends swear by it.

I guess I'm not totally sure how it works. Is the main purpose to catch any milk from the side opposite of where baby is nursing? If so, would it only catch the foremilk and not the hindmilk?

I've heard so many good things about this. I'm definitely getting one. But yes, it's supposed to catch all of the milk from the boob that isn't being nursed from. It just catches whatever is leaking.

Got mine a few weeks ago! Going to use it for the leaking boob, while breastfeeding on the other boob at the same time.

Will follow this page for your reviews. I also don’t get how it’s used— is it solely for dripping milk or will it cause milk to drip without the constant sucking motion?

I guess my only concern is that it's catching all foremilk and not any hindmilk. So maybe the suggestion is to mix with milk from a pumping session before freezing? I need to research more obviously because it sounds awesome in theory, I'm just a little confused by it...

@aya I'm wondering that, too! So many questions ?

I bought a manual pump my second baby, since I had mastitis problems... but didn't use it much.., this seems like it would be good and budget wise for the bit I would pump.

Their amazing (mines not the same brand, but same concept) !! There's another thread on the product, everyone else seems to love em as well

U just suction it to ur breast and it pulls the milk out, also YouTube has a few good reviews/ tutorials (there's not much to it)

Also.... what is foremilk and hindmilk?

If I remember correctly... foremilk is what comes out at the beginning of a feeding or pumping session and it's kind of watery looking. It gradually changes to hindmilk which is much fattier and creamier looking. The good calories baby needs are in the hindmilk I think.