Medela Manual Harmony Single Hand Breast Pump with Flex Shields for Comfort & Expressing More Milk, 6 Count

Gets the job done. Ot can be used for occasional pumping not suitable for everyday use

It’s the best manual pump. Easy assembly, easy cleaning, easy operating. Takes out more milk than electric pump. Using it for 3 mots now. Go for it!

happy with the product.. easy to use. however the company should provide spare of O Ring as well.

It’s worth the money . Does it job well even though we had options for the flange sizing . But still works well and easy to carry

I've been using this for 2months now..I had heard a lot of pumps stop working after a couple of months now. So I went eith this one coz the reviews looked good.I just pump 4 or 5 times a week... for this frequency it's the best pump. It looks very reliable , easy to wash and sterlise . It does its job. My hands hurt a bit bit since its not often , its fine. The bottle tht comes with it is very good qlty too..baby likes drinking milk frm it.

Easy one

I purchased after reading reviews..its easy to assemble . but unfortunately it didn’t work for me.. suction was not very good .. also it stopped working after 4-5 attempts.. hand expression while your baby is still feeding the other side in the morning is the best way.

I know it's quite pricey compared to other brands. I have only experience with this manual pump but it's definitely better than my electric pump + way faster. You can control all of the suction: how long and how strong. With an electric pump, if the suction is increased it might suck longer but usually it's too painful to bear. With the manual pump im usalluy done within 15 min, but it's quite tiring having to look down to see. That said I had an issue with the pump, there is a tiny little elastic o ring around the part which connects the handle to pull and the pump. It is so tiny they don't even mention it in the list of parts. It is only mentioned in the handbook ahead (if you're like me you don't waste time on that thick book). I lost that little ring and they don't offer any spare parts to buy. In the handbook you can find a contact number and email, email was only replied once (my child keeps me too busy to hang on phone on hold all day). I feel that there shouldn be an extra spare in the packet, as is the white silicon thing of the membrane. You can buy spare from an outside company but it's almost as expensive as the pump it self.So please make sure not to loose that o ring! Don't wash it too heavy and always double check that it's still attached