You Can Qualify for Zomee Breast Pumps Through Insurance!

Zomee was started by Dina Shanowitz, a mom of five who still leads the design and testing of the Zomee’s pumps. You can see it in the details and emphasis on mom’s comfort: parts that come apart easily for washing, more flange sizes in the box than most brands include (and the Perfect Fit Flange Promise if those flanges aren’t right), and The Mom Line, Zomee’s support team of experienced mothers and lactation consultants you can reach when something isn’t working. The lineup is small, which makes choosing easier: two double electric pumps (Zomee Z2 and Mother’s Nature™ H1) and two wearables (Zomee Fit and Mother’s Nature™ W1). 

Which Zomee breast pump is right for you? Zomee Z2: the everyday double electric. Rechargeable (about 2 hours per charge), under 50 dB, with three modes and nine suction levels in each. If you want one pump for home and work, start here. Add Zomee Hands-Free Collection Cups if you want to pump without bottles hanging and have extra convenience.

Mother’s Nature™ H1: for when your two sides don’t behave the same. Two separate motors let you set suction and speed independently for left and right, up to 300 mmHg. It also comes with colostrum containers for the first days.

Mother’s Nature™ W1: a wearable with built-in warmth. Gentle, rotating warmth in the breast shield, 300 mmHg, 12 levels, and about 46 dB. 

Zomee Fit: the fully in-bra wearable. No tubes or cords, for pumping while you move around