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Which insurances do you accept?
We accept nearly all insurances. To find out if we accept your insurance, call us at 1 (844) 993 3740 or email us at orders@storkpump.com. Or, simply place an order and we’ll call you if we detect any issue with coverage
How do I order a breast pump?
To order, you can do any one of the following:
- Order online for the quickest, easiest way to get your pump.
- Fax your completed order form to 267-443-6019
- Email your completed order form to orders@storkpump.com.
- Call us at 1 (844) 993 3740.
- Text your completed order form to: 484-376-5943.
Storkpump will take care of the rest! We’ll call or email you to discuss your order and gather any additional information we may need. If you’ve selected an upgraded pump, we’ll collect your payment information at that time. Once your order is confirmed, we’ll ship your pump right away unless your insurance plan specifies otherwise (see How early in my pregnancy can I receive a pump?).
How do I know which breast pump type is right for me?
Compare breast pump options side by side to find the best fit for you.
What’s the difference between wearable and electric pumps?
Electric pumps use tubing and a separate motor, while wearable pumps fit inside your bra and allow hands-free pumping.
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