Boobie Pump to the Max Breast Pump & Nipple Comfort Spray | for Breastfeeding Moms | Increase Milk Supply & Ease Pumping Discomfort + Sore Nipples During Nursing | 3 oz

This is my favorite pumping spray. The cap always breaks and can be annoying but the amount for the price you pay and quality is great.

Very cute bottle! & works great for pumping! The sprayer is a bit finicky but you get used to it.

I was a little skeptical but honestly this spray does its job! Just a little bit goes a long way and it really helps with the friction while pumping. I get several extra ounces when I use the spray and love that it’s safe for baby!

This spray has been a great addition to my pumping routine. It helps with comfort and milk flow, and I like that it’s made with clean ingredients. My only issue is the spray nozzle. It comes out in more of a stream than a mist, which makes it a little tricky to apply evenly. Still love the product itself, and I’d recommend it to any pumping mom!

Seriously worth the money. Yes it is a little oily, but you really don't need more than like 1 spray. This absolutely made more of a difference than any nipple butter or other topical I tried. I was really having a hard time pumping due to it being uncomfortable especially with my hands free pumps. This adds enough slippery texture to make a huge difference. Yes you do need to be careful when you spray it, trying to compress it all the way down seemed to be what helped me get it the most even spray every time. It also did not irritate my sensitive skin, didn't smell weird or anything that would be really off putting. It is oily so i would wipe off and it would get on my pumping bras, once I washed them though it came right out. Ignore the weird complaining reviews and just buy it, its worth the money.

I am beyond devastated. I bought this to go on vacation so I didn’t have to bring my huge bottle of coconut oil. At the end of the trip, I went to feed my son the first bag of milk I’d pumped for him on my vacation and it smelled completely rancid. I went through all of my bags from the past few days and they were ALL SPOILED. I was gone for 6 days and the milk I kept to give him was from the last 4 days. It was stored safely and cold. I didn’t know what happened until I got back and went on a work trip. Last night I pumped and immediately afterwards it had the same spoiled smell. It look 10 mins to get the smell off my pumps and then had to wash again this morning bc there was still a slight smell. I pumped this morning without the spray and it’s back to normal. So I’m 100% sure it’s the spray. I am so upset. This is marketed for pumping but it ruins milk? I had to throw away 50 oz from my trip and now what I pumped last night. I can’t even explain how upsetting that is.

Works as intended and is in a nice spray bottle for convenience. I purchased this to add to my pumping bag since I needed something more portable than a whole jar of coconut oil. My only complaint is that the sprayer is too exact. It comes out like a jet stream and hits the back of the flange when I’d really prefer it to be more of a mist so it coats the area and I don’t have to get messy and smear it all over the area I need to lubricate.

Works nicely with my portable pumps

Due to a poor latch I’ve had to switch to pumping to feed my little one. Breastfeeding has left me dry and cracked and it’s been very painful, the difference between this and your everyday lanolin is night and day. It’s made pumping so much less painful and doesn’t feel thick and sticky like the lanolin. I am so happy to have found this product.

This product has made pumping feel so much more comfortable! I was struggling before with friction blisters but NO MORE!

Pump lid came broken. Quality of pump is poor as the product comes out in a stream, rather than spray as shown in the photo, so you have to spray against the breast pump flange, and then use your fingers to spread it around. Seeing as this is how the product is used, you are better off saving your money and rubbing olive oil or coconut oil with your finger in the flange, which is what I was originally doing, and will resort to once again.