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#Spectra 1 vs 2 full#
#Spectra 1 vs 2 trial#
#Spectra 1 vs 2 plus#
#Spectra 1 vs 2 free#

It will take some trial and error to determine which combination works best for you. There are a lot of combinations between the cycle settings and vacuum settings.

#Spectra 1 vs 2 full#

You have the full range of the 12 levels in the expression setting.

In the massage mode, you can adjust it from L1 to L5.

There are 12 levels for the strength of the suction.

The massage or let-down setting is preset at 70 cycles and cannot be changed.

+ to increase how frequently the pump cycles.

The massage mode button, aka the let-down button, is right above the power button.

The power button is color-coordinated with the pump color.

There are seven buttons on the S1 and S2. The electromagnetic spectrum is the range of frequencies (the spectrum) of electromagnetic. The Spectra S1 comes in blue, whereas the Spectra S2 in pink. We know how hard it can be to find the perfect breast pump for yourself, especially when it comes to choosing between 2 reputable brands like Medela and. The Spectra S1 weighs 1.1 kilograms, whereas the Spectra S2 weighs 900 grams. The Spectra S1 is more expensive, whereas the Spectra S2 is more affordable. The Expression setting is intended for after your milk lets down. The main differences between Spectra S1 and S2 are: The Spectra S1 has a built-in battery, whereas the Spectra S2 does not have one. While the expression mode provides more of a deeper slower suction that you'd expect once the baby is properly latched on.The massage mode is a rapid cycle at a lower suction that simulates the way a baby sucks when they first latch on before your milk lets down. Basically, under massage mode the pump creates short and shallow stimulation to mimick how the baby would normally latch on and start feeding to get the flow going.

Massage and expression mode - These pump modes try to mimick the natural feeling that your baby would normally provide through breast feeding.

Compared to say the Philips Avent which only gives you 3 modes of suction.

The S1 has a massage mode, that imitates your. It is quiet, operating at the ‘noise’ level of a library and convenient. This rechargeable model is perfect for Moms on-the-go and working Moms alike. Compared to lugging around those 12-pound breast pump purses, this thing is a dream.

#Spectra 1 vs 2 plus#

Multiple suction levels - We loved that there is lots of control over the suction power with the Spectra pumps. Built-in rechargeable battery allows for full portability Closed system keeps your milk safe and hygienic 2 Phase Cycling with Let-Down Button to mimic babys. The Spectra S1 Plus offers up at an amazing 3lbs.

#Spectra 1 vs 2 free#

BPA free - All parts come BPA free to protect your babies from any nasties.Quiet - We can barely hear our pump when in use which makes it great for those late night pumps when you don't want to wake the babies or others up in the house.is a weaker pump (only up to 260 mmHg) that’s not hospital-grade. is smaller (5 x 3 x 1.8 inches) weighs just 0.5 lbs. lasts up to 3 hours (2x Spectra S9’s battery power) Spectra S9. Another plus of having a closed loop system is that it's also super hygienic and means you don't have to constantly clean the tubing of the pump. is heavier (2.42 lbs) is a hospital-grade pump that’s more powerful (up to 270 mmHg) has more customizable settings. Closed loop system - This means that the breast milk pump is closed off from the breast milk which stops milk from reversing into the system and killing the motor.This sped things up significantly for us and is a must for anyone pumping for twins or more. Single and double breast pumps - We love that Spectra's pumps come with the capability to pump two breasts at once.In case your wondering, mmHg or millimetre of mercury is a scientific way of measuring pressure. Hospital grade breast pumps - Spectra's pumps are capable of suction strength of 2800mmHg which puts them in the same category of hospital grade breast pumps.