Obviously, Cara Cups work with Spectra breast pumps. What pumps are compatible with these cups? I asked people on Instagram what they thought of the Cara Cups, and here are some of their responses: Some people get less milk while using collection cups.There are fewer breast shield options than other brands, and if you buy the wrong size, there’s no way to buy the other one on the website (also, some people prefer silicone breast shields to the plastic Cara Cups flanges).Easier to pump while taking care of baby (since it’s harder for baby to grab tubing).Ability to be more mobile and pump in public more easily.The cups replace the breast pump parts and bottles, but the motor and tubing are separate from the cups.īelow are some of the advantages and disadvantages of Spectra cups. On the other hand, collection cups use an external pump. The breast pump parts, pump faceplate, motor, everything – it all goes in your bra together. Wireless pumps – like the Elvie, Willow, or Momcozy – go in your nursing bra and are completely self-contained. This makes pumping not only hands-free, but allows you to move around more freely, with the pump parts contained in your clothing. What are Spectra Collection Cups?Ĭara cups allow you to put all of the components of your breast pump parts – the breast shield, valve, and collection mechanism – in your bra. I only recommend products I love! More info here. This post may contain affiliate links, which means that if you click through and make a purchase, I’ll be compensated at no additional cost to you. Do you need more freedom when you pump breast milk? Collection cups that go in your bra can be a game-changer, because you don’t have pump parts and bottles hanging off of your chest.

Spectra cara cups 20mm