Boon Trove Silicone Manual Breast Pump - Passive Milk Collector - Hands Free Breast Pump for Nursing - Breastfeeding Essentials - 1 Count

I never rwview anything, and I just had to tell every nursing mama, I love this collector!! The Haaka has so many flaws that this product fixes. First of all, it doesn't hurt like Haaka. That thing feels like it is trying to suck the literal life out of my nipples! My nipples turn purple and I'm in excruciating pain and can only stand a few seconds maybe a minute wearing it. The boon does not suction as hard, but I am able to collect anywhere from 1-3 oz in about 15-30 minutes of nursing my baby on the other side. Its also got a better profile that my baby won't be able to kick it off, even if you aren't wearing a bra. But if you are wearing a bra the risk of accidental kicking is zero! I do adjust this several times in a session. I will resusuction it to make sure it is still pulling milk. Its so comfortable, it doesn't feel like im expressing anything and then I look at the cups and they are full! Just be careful when removing them that you release suction by gently pushing on your breast on the top part by the arrow. It breaks the seal without pushing milk out. If you try to remove it by squeezing the collection chamber, milk can spill out of the nipple hole. Once you learn the little nuances of this product, it is by far the easiest way to collect a decent amount of milk with the least effort! I bought the 2pk as ell because it comes with plugs for the holes, and a cute little green carrying bag, so you can throw it in your bag for travels.

If I could give it more stars I would, I've had them maybe 12 hours now, and was hesitant to buy them at first now I'm kicking my own butt for not buying them sooner... I make just enough milk, trying to make a freezer stash and I've passively pumped 5ozs, my baby is breastfed and only bottle fed while I'm at work... so while she eats and my milk lets down this thing catches the other boobs let down, also you can lay down and sleep wearing this thing, I barely feel it, it stays in place, curious how it stands the test of time while I'm at work tomorrow but I think it will be fine ... and you can barely tell I'm wearing them LOVE LOVE LOVE THEM, if you are contemplating buying them... run don't walk to the buy button

Okay, fellow breastfeeding parents, let me introduce you to what has quickly become an absolute essential in my feeding routine: the **BOON Trove milk catchers**. These little wonders are a total game-changer for catching that precious letdown from the opposite breast while I'm feeding, and they do it with a brilliance that surpasses all competitors.Seriously, if you've ever battled with those other, more traditional milk catchers that cling on for dear life (until your baby's rogue foot inevitably kicks them off, sending a cascade of liquid gold across your lap and the sofa), then you *need* the BOON Trove. The design is genius – it sits securely and comfortably, truly suctioning on in a way that makes it virtually kick-proof. I no longer live in fear of the dreaded "milk explosion" mid-feed, and my laundry pile has drastically shrunk!They're incredibly effective at collecting every drop of letdown, making sure none of that liquid gold goes to waste. Easy to use, easy to clean, and most importantly, utterly reliable. The BOON Trove has eliminated so much feeding-time frustration and has genuinely helped me build my freezer stash effortlessly. Highly, highly recommend!

These are the ultimate hack to easily starting to store milk in early postpartum days without needing to use a pump. Also they’ll save your sheets and clothes from being drenched in milk. I’m using them for their second baby and cannot recommend these enough. Stick on other boob during feedings to provide light suction and catch the letdowns or use overnight to catch leaky milk! Be careful not to tip them the wrong way snd accidentally spill the milk before you can make it to the fridge. This happens as they are sorta easy to tip, but overall great product.

I’ve been really impressed with this breast pump collector! One of the standout features is that it stays put—my baby can’t kick it off, and it doesn’t lose suction easily like some others. It also fits comfortably in a bra, making it much more discreet than the Haakaa, which is a big plus when I’m out and about or don’t want to fuss with repositioning. I also love that it can stand up on its own and pours easily without spilling.The suction is definitely gentler than the Haakaa. I typically collect about 3 oz while feeding versus my usual 5 oz with the Haakaa. For that reason, I still prefer the Haakaa for regular feeds to maintain my milk supply—but these are absolutely perfect for travel, reclined nursing sessions, or quick catches when I don’t want to worry about spills or disruptions.All in all, a super handy product that earns a solid place in my pumping routine!

I should’ve bought these a lonnnng time ago! I’m 14 weeks postpartum and my little one is big for his age since he loves to eat — to accommodate his appetite, I’ve become an over supplier. At night I didn’t have anything to collect milk while I slept, so my nursing pads would be full and my clothes would be soaked. These are a life saver! I place them in my nursing bra while I sleep and pour in to a bottle when my baby wakes up to eat or in a bag to store in the fridge. I’m well on my way to starting a freezer stash!! Which I’m excited for because I my goal is to breastfeed for as long as possible.

I know everyone is different and everyone has different body shapes. I wish this worked for me because the concept is great!! I used the Hakka with my first child and with my second I breastfed for a little over a year. During that time I tried the trove and it was nice to have something in my bra to collect milk unlike the Hakka where everything has to hang out. The one downfall about the Trove is that it hurt me. Maybe the suction? Anytime I would take it off I would have a painful ring around the area that it was on and it would be painful while it was collecting milk. I looked up videos to make sure I was doing it right and it seemed like I was. I missed the return window on this so I gifted it to another breastfeeding mom.