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These are just okay I've been using them since they launched for general sale to the public. They squish my boobs in my bra and flat out hurt depending on how they're positioned. They do pump okay but not as comfortable as my standard flanges that came with the pump or as comfortable as the freemies. I also look lopsided when pumping under clothes it doesnt bother me but its noticeable. The neck itself also doesnt flex enough to adjust properly for me. I continue to use them at work in between my freemies but in reality these are just okay weren't that comfortable for me.

I really wanted to love this and it seems like it was helpful for a lot of pumping mamas but Flow just did not work for me. I had to pump almost an hour to empty (which normally takes around 20 minutes), one of the pieces got stuck on my pump, and I had to pry it off and I could never get the condensation out of the tubing after following all the steps from the website. All of that being said I think this is a really exciting idea and for the price it was worth a try, but I just couldn’t make this work for me on my Spectra S1.

I’m a busty women and not the skinniest but I love the concept of moxxly. But it just has not worked with any of my bras so far. I begin a bustier girl in the chest have tried many different bras for that reason alone and I tried the moxxly but i was extra disappointed when this system did not work for me and I ended up still having to use my attachable pumping bra :( the other thing that I was not a fan of was the pointy nipple look. I don’t wear tight supper tight shirts, mostly regular old t-shirt and it just looked like I had pointy nipples lol not quite Madonna Pointy cone look but more of a rounded version 😂. I own both the willows and freemie cups and love them both but they are a bit busty so to say but I do love them both. Again love the concept but they need to work on the point a little.

Great aesthetic appeal, and an idea that’s been due for some time. I’m sure they work for some moms. Not me though! The tunnels on the flanges are WAY too short for my boobs. I understand that’s an integral part of how these flanges are so discreet, since they don’t stick out very far, but my nipples were quickly sucked straight to the back of the tunnel. That meant that all milk flow was blocked by the back “wall” of the tunnel, and the suction was focused on the bottom little crescent spot where my areola was covering the opening that milk was supposed to drain through. I can sort of half-pump with these if I hold my boob back with two hands, or if I shove my Pumpin’ Pal flanges into the Moxxly flanges, but that defeats the purpose in a big way. Also - the first time I used them, the valves didn’t release the milk, and it ended up backing up into my tubing and making a huge mess. That resolved the next few times I tried them out, but I’m still wary. I’ve been pumping for over two years now. I own 9 pumps and I don’t even know how many other aftermarket pumping parts & accessories. I bought the Moxxly flanges the week they launched. I experimented with them about 5 times in the first week I had them, and they’ve been sitting in a cabinet since. They don’t work for me at all.

I really wanted Moxxly to works so I can wear any bras I want instead of pumping/nursing bars. However, it doesn’t make a good sealed on my right breast and milk always dripping down on my torso/leg EVERYTIMES I try to use it. The valve also not function properly so I had milk flow into tubing once. Lastly, not all of the bras work with Moxxly.