Ardo Melia Wearable, Hands-Free Breast Pump – Hospital Grade, Strong Suction, Long Battery Life, Ultra Discreet, Portable, Easy-to-Clean, 6 oz Capacity, Includes 24mm & 19mm Inserts

Liking the Results So Far!
I’m new to the wearable world as with my first child I was solely a Motif Luna wall pump user. My second child was born in September this year and I knew that I wanted to give the wearables a try since I would need to be more mobile now with both an infant and a toddler. The Ardo name is very reputable and I’ve read a lot of positive reviews about the Calypso and Alyssa, so when they released the Melia I knew I had to give it a try. The programmable options and the far fewer parts to wash (that can also be conveniently placed in dishwasher) were all very attractive. I predominantly breastfeed now and am starting to incorporate more pumping as I prepare to return to work. Once this happens, I expect to pump 30-40% of the time. Given this breakdown, wearables were more of a realistic option given the flexibility/mobility they provide and worth trying despite the well known issues and concerns with decreasing milk supply that I know others have experienced with these types of pumps.I’ve used the Melia for roughly two weeks and have consistently netted a respectable 6 oz + per session. I still have to compare this to what I get out of my sessions with the Motif Luna, but I’m liking the results and it equates to two feedings for my little one at this stage of his growth.I’ll aim to update this post as I continue to figure out the best settings and supports (bra, consulting lactation experts, etc.), but for now I foresee the Melia being a mainstay tool in my toolbox as I seek to maintain my supply and strike the right balance between breastfeeding and pumping throughout the day.I am ever grateful for the increasing innovation in this space and the consideration reflected in pumps like the Melia that help to make the breastfeeding journey a bit easier/less daunting, and more supportive.

Amazing Suction and Great Output!
I recently purchased the Ardo Melia wearable breast pump after my old wearable just wasn’t cutting it anymore. The suction on my previous pump was weak, and I felt like I wasn’t getting the output I needed. The Ardo Melia has been a game-changer!I’m really happy with the suction and how much milk I’m able to pump. I get about 4 ounces from each side, which is way more than I used to with my old pump. It really feels like it’s designed to maximize milk flow and it’s also really comfortable.I also love how easy it is to use and clean. After I pump, I just place the pump parts in the dishwasher so I don’t have to hand wash them. If you’re looking for a wearable pump that has a lot of suction, I definitely recommend giving the Ardo Melia a try!

Much better!
I am an exclusive pumper and when I was newly postpartum purchased a different set of handless pumps (I won’t name names but they are the “MC’s”). I didn’t use those as much as I intended because I didn’t see much luck with them… they were too bulky, not the right kind of suction, not comfortable no matter what flanges I used etc. I had seen the Ardo’s advertised and thought what the hell let me just try a new pair and WOW am I glad I did. I love the settings, they are much thinner cups and fit better inside my bra, and they don’t hurt at all, even with the higher suction! I tried these vs my plug in Spectra for my normal day time pumps and honestly feel like I was getting just as much from these. All I can say is if you’re on the fence and/or comparing with other brands… go Ardo. You won’t be disappointed!

SO impressed!!!
I ordered these pumps to have something to use on the go and they did not disappoint!! They are easy to charge, easy to wear discreetly and are comfortable. I have a large chest (36DD) so wearing a pump is not usually something I can do but this was easy! I’ll be recommending to every mother I know