The Spectra Synergy Gold Dual Electric Breast Pump is a game-changer in the pumping world! The SG dual-motor advanced technology promotes more productive pumping sessions that can save time with comfort and ease. Double the motors mean more customizable features and pumping options. The Spectra Synergy Gold has 15 vacuum levels on expression mode and 5 on massage mode that can be independently adjusted at 0-270mmHg per breast. With so many variations to choose from, this pump has something for everyone – part-time and exclusive pumpers alike. Benefits to having a breast pump with dual motors includes increasing milk supply on lower producing breast, treating and preventing clogged ducts, and creating a healthy milk supply for premature infants. The Spectra Synergy Gold Dual Breast Pump maintains the same high standards as other Spectra models with its trusted closed system and 2-year warranty.
Unique features of the Spectra Synergy:
- First of its type in the USA
- Newest technology, dual independent motors, hospital strength (270+) per breast
- Spectra true closed pumping system
- All current model Spectra accessories are compatible, including CaraCups
- 15 vacuum settings and 5 cycles for expression
- 5 vacuum settings and 5 cycles for massage mode
- Vacuum levels adjustable on each side
- Quiet and discreet with mute button option
- 3 level soothing nightlight feature
- Comfortable carrying back handle
No matter which Spectra breast pump you choose, flange size, settings, pumping environment and several other factors can make a huge difference in your pumping experience. Our specially trained International Board Certified Lactation Consultants can optimize pumping! Schedule your complimentary consultation today or email us at ibclc@spectrababyusa.com for more help.

By: Melissa Portunato MA, IBCLC
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