4 products

Wearable Pumps

In-bra cups that run without tubes or a table. Sizes in the box, app or button control, and a shape that fits under a shirt.

Pick by the situation, not by the spec sheet

Four models, four different reasons to pick one. Prices are the last check at the retailer.

All 4 in wearable pumps

Questions we get about this range

Will a wearable fit under a normal bra?

Yes, that is the design. A supportive bra you already own holds the cup better than a loose one. The cups here are 5 oz or 6 oz, and the shorter 5 oz body is the one that shows least under a fitted top.

How do I choose the flange insert?

Measure first. Every wearable in this range ships with 17, 19, 21 and 24 mm inserts, so it costs nothing to test, and the sizing guide explains what a wrong size feels like before it leaves a mark.

Is a wearable slower than a tabletop pump?

Usually, yes. A tabletop double pulls harder and finishes sooner. The wearable trades that for being able to keep moving, which is why plenty of people own one of each rather than choosing.

These pages describe equipment and routines. They are not medical advice, and nothing here replaces a lactation consultant or your own clinician.

About this range

Everything here fits inside a bra and runs on its own battery. The trade is capacity and speed against being able to walk around, so the pages below list the cup volume and the session times rather than leaving you to guess.

Prices come from the retailer listing and change without notice, so treat the figure on each card as the price at the last check rather than a promise. Where a product has enough public ratings to be meaningful, the score and the count are printed next to it; where it does not, we say so instead of showing a single five star review as if it were a verdict.