Ameda Mya Joy Hospital Strength Portable Electric Breast Pump vs Elvie Stride

The maker lists 300 mmHg max suction for the Stride, against 250 mmHg for the Mya Joy Hospital Strength Portable Electric Breast Pump. Flange sizes included or sold: 25, 28.5 mm for the Mya Joy Hospital Strength Portable Electric Breast Pump; 24 mm for the Stride.

Only the differences are shown.

Ameda Mya Joy Hospital Strength Portable Electric Breast PumpElvie Stride
TypeElectric breast pumpElectric breast pump
List price$134.99$199.99
Powerplug-inrechargeable
Single or doubleSingle or doubleDouble
Max suction250 mmHg, per the maker300 mmHg, per the maker
Modesstimulation, expressionstimulation, expression
Suction levels1210
BatteryNot listednearly three hours of pumping, depending on settings
Closed systemYes, per the makerYes, per the maker
Flange sizes25 mm, 28.5 mm24 mm
AppNot listedYes
Through insuranceAvailable, per the maker or supplierAvailable, per the maker or supplier
HSA/FSANot listedEligible, per the maker or supplier
Maker's use notesAuto power-off after 45 minutes; instructions for use PDFs linked.Single user only.

Ameda Mya Joy Hospital Strength Portable Electric Breast Pump

A portable electric pump that runs on an included AC adapter or 4 AA batteries, with single or double pumping and a backlit display.

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

Elvie Stride

Rechargeable in-bra double pump with an app, stimulation and expression modes, 10 intensity settings per mode and a closed system.

  • App control
  • Closed system
  • Rechargeable
  • Flange sizes in the box are described inconsistently
  • Suction figure is for a single-cup setup