It was 15 weeks after giving birth to my beautiful baby, 3 weeks after returning to the office, pumping in the meeting room, when the door was knocking...

I was stuck in the chair with a machine mechanically removing milk from my breasts.

The team had a meeting and had to use the meeting room when I realized something:

I couldn’t do this anymore.

Pumping all of my milk for my baby without giving her any formula quickly became a full-time job.

And when I had to go back to work, my kid burned through my freezer stash within the first month.

My supply began to drop as I wasn't pumping enough...

As my output dwindled, my stress mounted. I started skipping pumping sessions because of how hard it was to conveniently pump. 

I have pumped in my office, the conference room, in my car, and even in the bathroom. They all sucked because there's zero privacy. Also, because work can't always wait.

It's so frustrating to feel forced to choose between your career and breastfeeding, but that's a reality for many moms, myself included.

My workload and meeting schedule didn't always allow me to take breaks for pumping.

I soon realized I would need some help if I wanted to continue pumping.

I decided it was time to look for a hands free pump.

That way, I could work and pump simultaneously.

But when it came time to choose a pump, I was torn.

So I started researching every product under the sun to see what the top hands free pumps were.

The only problem is most of the best ones are in the $500 range, and I don't have that kind of money just laying around. 

I was starting to get frustrated, so before bed I posted to facebook asking if any of my friends had any suggestions.

The next morning I woke up to a message from a friend who works as a lactation consultant for a major hospital. 

She told me about a new product a company just created called Pumply. 

It's a hands free breast pump that uses a brand new suction technology and fits directly into your bra or tank top and allow you to pump with total freedom.

“Does it actually work?” I asked. Here’s what she said:

So I ordered one and decided to give it a try. It showed up within a few days of ordering it, and I put it to the test. First thing I noticed is that it came beautifully packaged.

It's also easy to set up and use. You can choose between 5 suction levels and it has a massage mode to make sucking milk more comfortable.

The battery lasts a whole day which is enough for 6 full pumping sessions. It is recharged via a micro USB which is great, perfect for taking anywhere.

Moment of truth… I made sure everything is tightly put together and then I just fit it into my bra and turned it on.

What happened next is extraordinary. Within a matter of minutes, there was a bunch of milk that I can put in the freezer! I couldn’t believe it. I started walking to see if it holds, and it did. It worked. At first, I thought it would leak with movement, but it did not leak at all.

The suction is really good and also is pretty quiet. So much more comfortable than my normal pump and the hands free is so convenient. It’s freed me to wash dishes, hold the baby, and walk around to do things while pumping.

That's very simple! Only now, you can buy Pumply at an introductory price of 50% off:

1. Order Pumply at the official website

2. Assemble in 4 quick steps

3. Enjoy increasing your supply and pumping from anywhere!