At Zomee, we believe that technology should adapt to mothers, not the other way around. That’s why we’re proud to share that MedTech Outlook, a leading publication spotlighting the cutting-edge advancements shaping the medical technology landscape, recently featured Zomee founder and CEO, Dina Shanowitz, in their article: “Zomee: Breast Pumps That Are Made to Fit Every Mother.” 

In the article, Dina explains how customization drives Zomee’s innovation: 

“Just as no two women can slip into the same pair of jeans and expect a perfect fit, breast pumps should not be one-size-fits-all. They should be customizable. Everybody is different, every breastfeeding journey takes its own course and each mother’s needs for comfort, fit, and supply vary widely.” – Dina Shanowitz 

 

Redefining What a Wearable Pump Can Do 

The Zomee Fit Wearable Hands-Free Breast Pump reflects this philosophy. While many portable pumps ask moms to sacrifice power for convenience, the Zomee Fit eliminates that compromise. 

  • Hospital-grade suction (up to 280mmHg) in a fully cordless, flexible design. 

  • Quiet performance under 46 decibels, keeping pumping discreet in workplaces and shared spaces. 

  • Larger six-ounce containers per side (7 oz sold separately) letting moms go longer between sessions. 

This combination of strength, portability, and thoughtful engineering ensures moms never have to choose between efficiency and flexibility. 

Technology Inspired by Real Moms 

MedTech Outlook recognized how Zomee goes beyond surface-level innovation to create solutions rooted in the lived experiences of mothers: 

  • Three customizable pumping modes that mirror a baby's natural feeding cycle, and nine intensity levels.  

  • Alternate Mode Technology, cycling suction between breasts to reduce fatigue and support stronger milk flow. 

  • Shabbat Mode ™ , designed with inclusivity in mind so Orthodox Jewish mothers can continue their breastfeeding journey and keep their milk while honoring their faith. 

  • Nipple Correction Mode, which not only improves nipple alignment, but also supports a stronger seal for better suction and efficiency. This mode can help moms achieve better output by addressing one of the most common wearable pump issues.   

Each of these innovations shows what’s possible when moms’ real challenges become the starting point for design. 

Beyond the Pump: A Complete Support System 

Zomee’s innovation extends far past hardware. We believe true support means being there every step of the way: 

  • Through the Mom Line™, parents connect directly with real moms and lactation consultants for technical support, pumping guidance and reassurance. 

Every product is built by moms, for moms with the goal of making motherhood just a little easier, one step at a time. 

Innovation with Heart 

Being featured in MedTech Outlook is more than recognition of our technology; it’s acknowledgment of a mission we hold close: building products that respect and respond to the diverse realities of motherhood. 

As Dina shares: 

“At Zomee, we know a mother’s work is never truly done. That’s why we never stop innovating, continuously creating smarter, more supportive solutions to make every stage of motherhood a little easier.” 

For us, innovation isn’t about features alone, but about creating confidence, comfort, and connection for moms everywhere. 

Want to learn more about the Zomee Fit and our growing family of solutions? Explore our products and discover how we’re reimagining breastfeeding support with care, technology, and heart.

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