The Ardo Calypso breastpump is a piston-driven, closed system breast pump. Weighing less than 1 pound, it is a lightweight and one of the quietest breast pumps I’ve used. Vacuum Seal technology ensures no milk can get in the tubing or pump. The piston technology allows the suction to maintain its negative pressure, therefore never releasing the breast and allowing the ability to replicate a baby’s natural nursing action. It does have 64 individual settings, meaning there are multiple cycle and suction options that can be changed into different combinations for individuality. That said, the maximum suction strength and cycle speed are still relatively low compared to other pumps like the Spectra or Limerick, meaning if you need a faster or stronger cycle or suction, this pump won’t get there. If you have sensitive nipples and trigger let downs easily, this pump is a good option. If you need to feel the stimulation of the pump to trigger your let downs, this is not the pump for you. The Calypso breastpump can operate on 6 AA batteries (rechargeable or standard), a wall power plug, or a car adapter. Another disadvantage is their flanges. They come as a one piece unit in 26 and 31mm sizes. So unless you have extremely large nipples or can use a flange insert, this pump isn’t a good option for getting the right flange fit. You’d need to use the tubing with another flange system if you needed different flanges like LacTeck, PumpinPals or smaller traditional, plastic flanges instead of the inserts.
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