Zomee Z2/Z1 Duckbill Valves
$5.99
4.8(34)Keep your pump performing at its best with this set of replacement duckbill valves for Zomee Z1 and Z2.
Quantity
$5.99
- FSA / HSA eligible
- Free shipping over $30
- 30-day money back
From the learning center: Your first week with the Zomee Z2When to replace your breast pump parts
Details
- Compatible with Zomee Z1 and Z2 breast pumps
- Maintains optimal suction and milk flow
- BPA-free, medical-grade silicone
- Easy to remove, replace, and clean
In the Box
- (2) Duckbill Valves
Specifications
- Compatible with
- Zomee Z2 and Zomee Z1
- Material
- BPA-free silicone
- Quantity
- 2
- SKU
- 1A25_ZDBV-SET , ZDBVSET
- UPC
- 850050513964
Shipping and Returns
Orders placed before 2 pm ET ship the same business day. Standard delivery arrives in 3–7 business days, free over $30, with free 2-day expedited shipping over $150.
30-day money back: the terms are in our returns policy.
From the Zomee community
What moms say
- 5 stars31 reviews
- 4 stars2 reviews
- 3 stars0 reviews
- 2 stars0 reviews
- 1 star1 reviews
I got my zomee z2 through mommy xpress with my insurance. I ordered the duckbills valves as a replacement. They work great. Kind of hard to get off but they have a good seal.
This is the second set of Zomee valves I've used. They are a perfect fit for my Medline pump. I wish they came with a wear indicator. I usually get two to three months out of them, but it is a bummer that you can't tell they're worn out until you go to pump when you are engorged and don't get anything out until you change them. I believe this is a common problem with all valves though.
These duckbill valves work just as well as the ones that originally came with my Medline pump, are well priced, and come in the mail quickly! I will certainly order more (they last about 2.5 to 3 months).
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FAQs
How often should I replace the duckbill valves on my Z1 or Z2?
We recommend replacing your duckbill valves every 1–3 months, depending on how frequently you pump, or sooner if you notice reduced suction or changes in milk flow. Because duckbill valves flex during every pumping cycle, they naturally wear over time and are one of the most frequently replaced pump parts.
What happens to my pump's suction if I don't replace worn valves?
Although they’re small, duckbill valves play an important role in maintaining your pump’s suction and milk flow. Over time, repeated flexing can cause the silicone to wear and become less effective. If you notice that suction feels weaker than usual or milk flow slows down, even at higher settings, it may be time to replace your duckbill valves. Regularly replacing worn valves can help keep your pump performing at its best.
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