I posted for help like this group is supposed to be for and no one responded to me so much for women empowering and helping other women when everyone is really selfish and ignorant until they need advice
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What advice did you need? š

What are you in need of, whatās going on?
With knowing if Iām using the right flange size

How have you been measuring yourself?

Thereās flange size guides you could either buy or print to know your size. Personally, I tried the correct flange size as well as the one that came with my pump and noticed no difference when it came to my supply. Are you having pain or are you more concerned with output?

lol chill

I wish I had seen your earlier post! I donāt know much about flange sizes, but I know I initially measured and still got the wrong one, so I ordered all 3 sizes I could get and returned the 2 that were wrong. Wishing you luck, SO frustrating to figure out initially š«šā¤ļø

It is frustrating when you write in a group and you donāt get a response. Hope youāre ok. Iām just here to say that as I have no idea about flange sizes. I found it helps to write how important it is to you sometimes like what youāre struggling with as opposed to just a question that unfortunately might get overlooked xx
This is a 19mm and I just started pumping again this week as I primarily nurse but my nipples are screaming

Sorry. I didnāt see your post. To measure your nipple, measure before feeding or pumping using a circle cut out ruler (they sell plastic ones in the kids school supply section of the store). Put your nipple through the hole that fits without extra room around it. That is your flange size measurement. Donāt add anything to that measurement.