How do I measure my nipple diameter to find the right flange size?
Measure right after a pumping session, when your nipple is at its largest, using a flange ruler or measuring tape. Match that number to the nipple diameter column in our sizing guide to find your suggested flange size. If you're between two sizes, sizing up is usually more comfortable.
Which Spectra pumps is this flange compatible with?
This flange is compatible with Spectra S1, S2, 9 Plus, and Synergy Gold (SG) pumps, and works with Spectra Wide-Neck Bottles as well.
How often should I replace my flange?
Most moms find replacing every 3 to 6 months keeps suction and comfort consistent, though this can vary depending on how often you pump. If you notice rubbing, discomfort, or a drop in output, it may be time for a new one regardless of how long it's been.
What if my current flange size doesn't feel right?
Nipple size can change throughout your breastfeeding journey, so a size that worked before may not be the best fit later on. If you're experiencing pain, low output, or visible rubbing at the edges, it's worth re-measuring or checking in with a lactation professional.