Ameda Mya Joy Hospital Strength Portable Electric Breast Pump

The Ameda Mya Joy Hospital Strength Portable Electric Breast Pump lists a top suction of 250 mmHg, comes with 2 flange sizes, and has 12 suction levels, per Ameda. A portable electric pump that runs on an included AC adapter or 4 AA batteries, with single or double pumping and a backlit display.

  • 250 mmHgMax suction
  • 25, 28.5 mmFlanges
  • $134.99List price

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How the Mya Joy Hospital Strength Portable Electric Breast Pump stacks up

Against the 26 electric breast pumps we track. The shaded band is where the middle half of them fall; the dot is this one.

Max suction250 mmHg

Within the typical range for electric breast pumps (250 mmHg to 295 mmHg).

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250 mmHgmiddle 270 mmHg315 mmHg
Flange sizes in the box29th most flange sizes of 23

Within the typical range for electric breast pumps (2 to 4).

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1middle 26
Suction levels124th most suction levels of 14

Within the typical range for electric breast pumps (9 to 12).

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8middle 1230
Price$134.993rd lowest price of 10

Within the typical range for electric breast pumps ($134.99 to $349.99).

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$99.99middle $199.99$849.99

What sets the Mya Joy Hospital Strength Portable Electric Breast Pump apart

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Pump at a glance

As Ameda lists it.

Max suction250 mmHg
Suction levels12
Modesstimulation, expression
Single or doubleSingle or double
Powerplug-in
Closed systemYes

Flange sizes

In the box: 25 mm, 28.5 mm.

Parts and inserts that list this pump

Insurance and HSA/FSA

Ameda's page mentions insurance coverage for this pump.

Listed features

  • Single or double pumping
  • Runs on AC adapter or batteries
  • 2-year limited warranty (maker)

Where to buy the Mya Joy Hospital Strength Portable Electric Breast Pump

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good to know
  • Check for recalls: Search the agency's recall list with the model number and date code from the label: FDA recalls list.
  • Breastfeeding and pumping: see the AAP's breastfeeding pages and the FDA's breast pump page. Check the label and the maker's instructions, and ask your pediatrician about your child.

Full specs

Ameda Mya Joy Hospital Strength Portable Electric Breast Pump
TypeElectric breast pump
List price$134.99
Powerplug-in
Single or doubleSingle or double
Max suction250 mmHg, per the maker
Modesstimulation, expression
Suction levels12
Closed systemYes, per the maker
Flange sizes25 mm, 28.5 mm
Through insuranceAvailable, per the maker or supplier
Maker's use notesAuto power-off after 45 minutes; instructions for use PDFs linked.

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Mya Joy Hospital Strength Portable Electric Breast Pump: questions answered

From Ameda's published specs, last checked 2026-11-05.

What flange sizes does the Ameda Mya Joy Hospital Strength Portable Electric Breast Pump use?

25, 28.5 mm, per the maker. Breastfeeding and pumping: see the AAP's breastfeeding pages and the FDA's breast pump page. Check the label and the maker's instructions, and ask your pediatrician about your child.

Can I get the Ameda Mya Joy Hospital Strength Portable Electric Breast Pump through insurance?

The maker or a supplier says it is available through insurance. Many U.S. health plans cover a breast pump. Call your insurer or a durable medical equipment supplier to see which models your plan covers before you buy one.

Is the Ameda Mya Joy Hospital Strength Portable Electric Breast Pump FDA cleared?

Check the FDA's device database for this product's clearance, or ask the maker for its clearance number.

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Where these specs come from

Last checked 2026-11-05. Spot something wrong? Tell us. Read our editorial and safety policy and corrections.