I have personally used them and found them to be helpful for me in certain
circumstances, like in the car or to catch milk off one breast. They didn't
work on my lower producing breast. Lots of women have told me that they
love them and find them very helpful.

I hesitate to recommend them for increasing supply, but maybe someone has
more experience with using them for that purpose? I'd be interested to hear.

On Tue, Aug 13, 2019 at 4:48 PM Kirstin Lock <[log in to unmask]> wrote:

> Hi everyone
> Does anyone have any knowledge or experience from women using these soft
> silicone suction pumps/milk savers.? The women squeeze them and  attached
> them to one breast while baby feeds off other side. They do this to collect
> the milk if they drip with letdown but also to increase supply as they do
> remove a little milk. They then either save it or give it to baby if baby
> for various reasons is needing more milk.
> Thankyou
> Kirstin, Sydney
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