Maternal health brand Lansinoh has launched the DiscreetDuo Wearable Pump, the first wearable breast pump on the market that is covered by insurance plans, including Medicaid, without an upgrade fee.
The DiscreetDuo helps mothers pump hands-free with no cords or tubes. The pump has customizable settings, including nine levels of suction and four pumping modes, along with an LED display and easy-to-clean parts to simplify the pumping process. Each of the reusable cups can hold up to six ounces and two flange size inserts are included: 21 millimeters and 24 millimeters.
“With the launch of the DiscreetDuo, we are proud to be pioneering more equitable access to wearable pump technology and the benefits it affords,” says Sabrina Fox, Vice President of Global Marketing at Lansinoh. “As new parents navigate their feeding options, it is crucial to have access to the tools, resources, and support they need. At Lansinoh, we stand with all mothers and are on a mission to empower moms on their unique and beautiful journeys through motherhood.”
The Lansinoh DiscreetDuo Wearable Pump is now available, free of charge, through most insurance plans and moms can visit the Lansinoh insurance locator page to find out how to get theirs.
