Wearable Breast Milk Collection Cups - Works with Baby Buddha, Legendairy Milk, Spectra, Imani, Zomee, Freemie (24mm)

3/16/25- I’m updating my review after speaking with customer service. They helped me through getting the cups to work properly and even sent me a replacement sealed box so I could be sure they were new. Also they noted not to boil!! I would happy recommend these cups and company to anyone.As an overproducer on my second kid, I was so excited about these to be able to pump on the go with my baby buddah pump. However, I was sorely disappointed. First, the package arrived with the seal broken. I boiled the parts so didn’t think that was a huge deal. Second, they are impossible to put together without having the valve up against the side of the collection cup, which doesn’t allow it to suction. After trying every which way for almost 30 minutes, I gave up and went back to my plastic flanges.

Update: While I stand by my review below, customer service for Idaho Jones is spectacular and I was offered a full refund because they didn't work out for me. Definitely worth giving them a try!I’ve been using the freemie hard cups for my last two children and my nipples are … ravaged.I was hoping the silicone would be gentler… and it was! However, I had to turn suction all the way up and it didn’t come close to what these tough ol titties need for maximum output.Also, maybe I was a little sweaty, but the silicone stuck to my skin and peeled off the cup, spilling all the milk when I tried to take it out of my bra.Wasn’t a great fit for me, but if you’re a first time mom and who pays attention when taking stuff out of your bra and your nipples haven’t been chewed to the consistency of a giant novelty pencil eraser, it might work for you!

My baby is three months old and I have been back at work for about a month. I ordered the Spectra Cara Cups thinking that would be a great option to have while being on the go. The Spectra cups were very bulky and I did not try them because once opened you obviously cannot send them back. They were also very expensive and I did not want to risk opening and using them for fear of wasting around $70. When I saw that Idaho Jones released the Pump-A-Collect collection cups, I immediately wanted to try them. The price was less expensive and the quality looked a lot better. I have had a good experience with Idaho Jones in the past, so I thought I would give it a try! I am so glad that I did! The Pump-A-Collect collection cups are indeed great quality. They are easy to assemble and clean as well. I have read that you do not yield as much output when using collection cups compared to using flanges. That was another reason I sent back the Spectra cups. I was pleased to discover that with the Idaho Jones Pump-A-Collect cups, that is not the case. I yielded the same output that I normally do! I kept on the Pump-A-Collect cups for 20 minutes and the pictures that I have attached are the results. I used the 17mm inserts and they are easy to pop into place. I normally use liquid shields when I pump and the silicone material used for the collection cups is very similar. The Pump-A-Collect cups are very comfortable to wear and are not bulky compared to the Spectra Cara Cups. The amount they can hold is 6oz (180ml) per cup and it is labeled on the sides both vertically and horizontally. Pouring the milk is SUPER easy and that is another concern I had with using collection cups after reading reviews for other brands. I have not had any spilling issues whatsoever. I use the Pumpables Genie Advanced Portable Breast Pump with the cups and they easily connect to them! I 10/10 recommend the Pump-A-Collect Idaho Jones Collection Cups!

I thought I was purchasing another brand and didn't realize it wasn't the correct one and was going to return them. HOWEVER, I ended up using them and love them. I use them with my spectra and my BB when I am on the go or even at home for a more comfortable feel. They can be annoying to clean sometimes and takes a second to put together, but that's any wearable cup! Overall, I'd give them a try! I have not used any other brand's cups, this is the only experience I have.

These collection cups work really well. They are def comparable to the legendairy milk ones. They hold up to 6oz per cup which is ample for me. The silicone flange is super comfortable. I needed one of the inserts that Idaho Jones sells for these and they were super comfy too. You couldn’t tell it was in there.It seemed like a lot of parts while I was washing it but honestly it’s super easy to put together once you read the little booklet.I used them with my spectra s2 - I used the tube adapter because I felt it was a little more secure but you can also push the tube into the membrane cap itself.I certainly wouldn’t say they’re discreet lol, you can see in the pic I have Dolly Parton vibes haha. But I’m also small chested so that could have something to do with it. They fit in my nursing tank and nursing bra and I clipped it back to hold them in place.Output was about the same as my usual spectra flanges so that was nice. I would imagine if you used this with a portable pump it would be even better because you can really be totally hands free.Some things to consider:- Not dishwasher safe, you’re hand washing - everything for these- You do need the inserts if you don’t fit the standard size- These need special smaller duckbills that you have to get from IJ if you need replacements. Also make sure you line it up the correct way- The silicone flange/shield must be properly sealed on or it will leak- It can be kinda hard to see where your nipple is lined up inside of these, I had to adjust a couple times.Overall they are pretty dang good and makes me wish I had a portable pump so I can go fully hands free and not be tied to an outlet!