Get Your eufy Breast Pump Through Insurance

Most U.S. insurance plans fully cover a breast pump under the ACA, and select eufy models may be fully covered too, including eligible upgrade options.
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eufy Breast Pumps Available Through Insurance

eufy wearable breast pumps combine hospital-grade suction, HeatFlow™ warming, and whisper-quiet performance in a discreet in-bra design.

eufy Wearable Breast Pump S2 Pro

eufy Wearable Breast Pump S2 Pro

Through Insurance: $150 - $250 Upgrade Fee (Varies by Plan)

$399.99

Saved $50.00
eufy Wearable Breast Pump S1 Pro

eufy Wearable Breast Pump S1 Pro

HSA/FSA Eligible: Save with pre-tax health dollars. The Innovative Heated Wearable Breast Pump: Groundbreaking HeatFlow™ technology prevents clogs and boosts your output by 30%¹. Enjoy high-efficiency

$259.99

Saved $90.00
eufy Wearable Breast Pump S1

eufy Wearable Breast Pump S1

HSA/FSA Eligible: Save with pre-tax health dollars. The Innovative Heated Wearable Breast Pump: Groundbreaking HeatFlow™ technology prevents clogs and boosts your output by 30%¹. Enjoy high-efficiency

$189.99

Saved $50.00
eufy Wearable Breast Pump E20

eufy Wearable Breast Pump E20

HSA/FSA Eligible: Save with pre-tax health dollars. The Innovative Heated Wearable Breast Pump: Groundbreaking HeatFlow™ technology prevents clogs and gives you 30% more output. Enjoy warm, spa-like p

$139.99

Saved $60.00

About Upgrade Fees

Most ACA-compliant plans cover a standard double electric breast pump at $0. eufy pumps are typically offered as an upgrade option, so you only pay the difference. Upgrade fees vary by plan, typically ranging from $50 to $250. HSA/FSA funds may be used to pay upgrade fees (IRS Pub. 502).
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How It Works

Check Your Coverage

Enter your insurance information and due date.

Choose Your Pump

Select your eufy pump and confirm your out-of-pocket cost.

Get It Delivered

Most plans ship 30 days before your due date.

Insurance Coverage for Breast Pumps

Under the Affordable Care Act, most health insurance plans must cover breastfeeding support and equipment.

Supported Insurance Types:

✓ ACA Marketplace Plans ✓ Employer-Sponsored Plans ✓ Medicaid ✓ TRICARE ✗ Grandfathered Plans

What's Typically Covered:

One Pump per Pregnancy Standard Pump Pump Supplies Lactation Counseling What May Not Be Covered: Hospital-Grade Rentals; Upgrades Storage; Accessories

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Yes. eufy wearable breast pumps are available through insurance via our eligibility portal and network of durable medical equipment (DME) partners. Most ACA-compliant plans cover a standard breast pump at $0. eufy pumps are typically offered as an upgrade option, so you only pay the difference.

It depends on your insurance plan and the eufy model you choose. Most plans fully cover a standard double electric pump ($0). eufy wearable pumps are typically available as an upgrade, with out-of-pocket costs ranging from $50 to $250 depending on your plan and pump model. The only way to know your exact cost is to verify your coverage.

Yes. The out-of-pocket portion of a breast pump purchase not covered by insurance is generally an HSA/FSA-eligible medical expense under IRS rules. IRS Pub. 502 classifies breast pumps and lactation supplies as qualified medical expenses. Whether you can pay with your HSA/FSA card directly at checkout depends on the DME supplier fulfilling your order. If your DME doesn't accept HSA/FSA cards, you can pay with any card and submit the itemized receipt to your HSA/FSA administrator for reimbursement. You can also purchase a eufy pump directly on eufy.com using HSA/FSA at checkout via Flex, without going through insurance.

Most insurance plans require a prescription from your OB-GYN, midwife, or primary care provider. When you verify your coverage through our eligibility portal, we can help coordinate with your healthcare provider to obtain the prescription if needed.

It depends on your insurance plan's rules. Many plans allow early verification but won't ship the pump until you're within 30 days of your due date. Some plans require the baby to be born first. We recommend starting the process in your third trimester so everything is ready before your baby arrives.

If your preferred eufy pump isn't fully covered, you still have options:
Pay the upgrade fee and use HSA/FSA funds to cover it (IRS-qualified).
Choose a different eufy model with lower upgrade costs.
Purchase directly on eufy.com with HSA/FSA at checkout via Flex.

Many insurance plans cover replacement parts, including flanges, valves, and diaphragms, every 30 to 90 days, though coverage varies by plan. If your plan covers replacements, we'll notify you when it's time to reorder. Need extra parts now? All eufy accessories are HSA/FSA eligible.

Most insurance plans cover one breast pump per pregnancy, even if you received one previously. Check your current eligibility. Your coverage may have reset with a new pregnancy.

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