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An intense burst of maser research followed in the mid-1950s, but masers found only a limited range of applications as low-noise microwave amplifiers and atomic clocks. In 1957 Townes proposed to his brother-in-law and former postdoctoral student at Columbia University, Arthur L. Schawlow (then at Bell Laboratories), that they try to extend maser action to the much shorter wavelengths of infrared or visible light. Townes also had discussions with a graduate student at Columbia University, Gordon Gould, who quickly developed his own laser ideas. Townes and Schawlow published their ideas for an “optical maser” in a seminal paper in the December 15, 1958, issue of Physical Review. Meanwhile, Gould coined the word laser and wrote a patent application. Whether Townes or Gould should be credited as the “inventor” of the laser thus became a matter of intense debate and led to years of litigation. Eventually, Gould received a series of four patents starting in 1977 that earned him millions of dollars in royalties.

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Our bestselling pump — optimized for comfort and milk output, hospital-grade, and app-controlled. Ranked as #1 wearable breast pump by Babylist. Kit includes 21mm & 24mm flanges.

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While lasers quickly caught the public imagination, perhaps for their similarity to the “heat rays” of science fiction, practical applications took years to develop. A young physicist named Irnee D’Haenens, while working with Maiman on the ruby laser, joked that the device was “a solution looking for a problem,” and the line lingered in the laser community for many years. Townes and Schawlow had expected laser beams to be used in basic research and to send signals through air or space. Gould envisioned more powerful beams capable of cutting and drilling many materials. A key early success came in late 1963 when two researchers at the University of Michigan, Emmett Leith and Juris Upatnieks, used lasers to make the first three-dimensional holograms (see holography).

Our easy-to-pair app lets you control your pump and track your milk output in real time, plus view your breast pumping history. You can also access research-backed content and book sessions with experts for personalized pumping, feeding, and postpartum support.

Yes, you can. Simply pay for your breast pump, milk bags and accessories using your FSA/HSA debit card at checkout, or pay with another credit card and submit your receipt to your plan administrator for reimbursement.

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It can take a while to get the hang of wearables — and Willow 360’s leak-proof latch may feel different than what you’re used to. So we designed our support program to help set you up for success. It includes a virtual session with a Willow Mom Coach for personalized onboarding support, extra sizing inserts if you need them, and recommended content on all things pumping with Willow. Your Coach can also connect you with a lactation consultant from SimpliFed. Getting started is simple. After purchasing your Willow 360, we’ll send you an email with instructions for scheduling your 1:1 appointment, as well as more detail about the program.

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"...the Willow 360 is a workhorse that won’t waste a drop of that hard-earned breast milk, no matter what position you find yourself in (literally!)"

Willow 3.0 is now 360. 100% leak-proof, hospital-grade, app-controlled, and supported by 360 Care. Comes with 21mm inserts & 24mm flanges.

It's also the only in-bra wearable pump that offers two ways to pump and store your milk — choose from the leak-proof, self-sealing, ready-to-store milk bags, or reusable containers. The reusable containers are leak-proof up to 180°.

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With Willow 360 Care, you can book a virtual session with an Onboarding Coach to get up to speed on assembly, sizing, positioning, and more. The program also offers access to expert-backed articles and videos to help set you up for success.

This is my second baby but 15 years apart, I didn’t breastfeed the first time around but wanted to try it this time! This pump has given me the freedom to do stuff around the house and still snuggle baby!

I used willow pump with my first pregnancy when I was a medical student. I chose to purchase new model and I am very happy with the results. This pump is very convenient while I work in clinic or hospital. It provides great output. I highly recommend it!

Breast pumps and accessories are regulated as single-user products, and cannot be returned once the safety seal has been broken. See our returns policy. You can return an unopened Willow Pump within 60 days of the purchase date. If you decide to return your unopened pump or accessories, you must contact us to start the return process and to obtain a RMA number. Please review our return policies. Only Willow 360 pumps purchased from onewillow.com may be returned directly to us. For products purchased from our retail partners, please follow their instructions.

The laser is an outgrowth of a suggestion made by Albert Einstein in 1916 that under the proper circumstances atoms could release excess energy as light—either spontaneously or when stimulated by light. German physicist Rudolf Walther Ladenburg first observed stimulated emission in 1928, although at the time it seemed to have no practical use.

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Start and pause your pumps, increase and decrease suction, track your pumping session in real-time, check your pumps’ battery levels, and connect with experts for personalized pumping and feeding guidance.

Love my Willow 360. Easy to use after a few uses and like how hands free and sealed it is. One of the main reasons I chose this was to be able to pump directly into the milk bags, minimizing cleaning of parts and having to transfer milk!

No. But Willow 360 works best with a pumping or nursing bra that’s snug and stretchy (no underwire!) with full coverage so just the top of the pumps peek out. Avoid bras with underwire or padding. The Daily Pumping Bra is designed specifically for Willow pumps, making it a great choice for optimal comfort and output.

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No, Willow 360 is the only pump that offers the option to pump into Spill-Proof Milk Bags or Reusable Containers. Milk Bags enable total 360 degree mobility, while Containers offer 180 degree mobility (more than other wearable pumps!)

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Yes! We partner with Affirm to offer split pay and installment payment plans for the Willow Wearable Breast Pump. Learn more about our financing options.

Most moms get up to 40% (as much as $159) off their Willow 360 pump and accessories through insurance. Use our Insurance Verifier to check your coverage and purchase your discounted pump. As you navigate through this process, start with our guide on how to get a breast pump covered by your insurance. It gives you all the questions that you need to take to your insurance provider to understand how to obtain coverage and the costs involved.

Our Spill-Proof Milk Bags and Reusable Containers hold up to 4 oz of milk (8 oz total). Willow 360 automatically shuts off when your Milk Bag or Container is full. If you pump more than 4 oz in a single session, you can easily switch out the bag or empty the container and continue pumping.

Willow 3.0 is now 360. 100% leak-proof, hospital-grade, app-controlled, and supported by 360 Care. Comes with 21mm inserts & 24mm flanges.

Willow 360 is the only wearable pump that’s 100% leak-proof when using our Spill-Proof Milk Bags. There are other wearable pumps that imitate this in-bra design but do not offer 360° of true leak-proof mobility.

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Willow 3.0 is now Willow 360! We changed its name because no other pump provides 360° mobility, making it possible to live life from every angle. In addition, moms who pump with Willow 360 have access to 360 Care, a personalized support program dedicated to supporting onboarding, sizing, and more. (What didn’t change? Willow 360 is still the only pump that’s Apple Watch-controlled and compatible with totally hygienic, self-sealing bags or reusable containers.)

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Willow 360 offers complete leak-free mobility when pumping with our Spill-Proof Milk Bags. With its patent-pending latch technology, you can pump in any position, from bending over to laying down. Willow Go does not offer the same 360° mobility — instead, it offers 45° of leak-proof mobility for moms who will not be moving as much when pumping. Willow 360 also offers more milk storage options. It’s compatible with our Spill-Proof Milk Bags and reusable containers, while Willow Go is only compatible with reusable containers. Both pumps are app-connected, but Willow 360 is built with smart sensors that send real-time output information to the app — allowing you to track your milk volume while you pump. When pumping with Willow Go, you can enter your volume manually. Finally, you can manage your session from your Apple Watch when using Willow 360, while Willow Go can only be controlled via the app on your phone. Check out our comparison page for more, or take our pump quiz to decide which pump is right for you.

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Yes! Willow 360 is covered under a 12 month warranty from the purchase date, and pump accessories — all replaceable pump parts including but not limited to flanges, FlexTubes™, containers, milk bags, diaphragms, duckbills, chargers and sizing inserts — are covered under a 90 day warranty. Please review our warranty policy. Since breast pumps are single-user devices, use by more than one person, including purchasing second hand, will invalidate the warranty. Please keep your original proof of purchase from onewillow.com or an authorized retailer as it is required to exercise your warranty. Willow cannot be used with any charger that is not provided with the pump or purchased as an accessory from Willow. Usage of third-party charging accessories is unsafe, may cause serious damage to your pump, and will invalidate the warranty.

We know every ounce matters when it comes to pumping and breastfeeding, so we engineer our pumps to optimize milk expression. Willow 360 has a suction range and strength (up to ~245mmHG) that is comparable with traditional double electric and hospital-grade pumps

I used the Willow 360 for my last baby and plan on using my new pump I ordered for my next baby. I had great experiences using the Willow hands free pump and over producing so could stop pumping at 6 months but still had enough milk to give my baby breast milk until 13 months!

When Willow 360 isn’t in use, glance down at your watch to see when you last pumped. Willow 360 for Apple Watch is compatible with watch OS 8 and above, and Apple Watch Series 3 or later.

Yes. Willow was designed to work with larger breast sizes including G and H bra cups. (Plus, your flange size and your breast size are not necessarily related, since pump fit is dependent on the width of your nipple, not the size of your cups!) We strongly recommend measuring yourself to determine your Willow flange and insert size, as it might be different from other pumps you’ve used. You can book a virtual onboarding session through 360 Care for support with sizing, and to receive additional inserts if you need them. Visit our sizing guide or check out our exhaustive guide on how to measure your flange size which includes pro tips from Willow’s lactation consultants.

In 1951 Charles H. Townes, then at Columbia University in New York City, thought of a way to generate stimulated emission at microwave frequencies. At the end of 1953, he demonstrated a working device that focused “excited” (see below Energy levels and stimulated emissions) ammonia molecules in a resonant microwave cavity, where they emitted a pure microwave frequency. Townes named the device a maser, for “microwave amplification by the stimulated emission of radiation.” Aleksandr Mikhaylovich Prokhorov and Nikolay Gennadiyevich Basov of the P.N. Lebedev Physical Institute in Moscow independently described the theory of maser operation. For their work all three shared the 1964 Nobel Prize for Physics.

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Lasers have become standard tools in diverse applications. Laser pointers highlight presentation points in lecture halls, and laser target designators guide smart bombs to their targets. Lasers weld razor blades, write patterns on objects on production lines without touching them, remove unwanted hair, and bleach tattoos. Laser rangefinders in space probes profiled the surfaces of Mars and the asteroid Eros in unprecedented detail. In the laboratory, lasers have helped physicists to cool atoms to within a tiny fraction of a degree of absolute zero.

"You can move in any position while you’re pumping without worrying about leaks. This design makes it easy to do “literally everything,” as one What to Expect mom puts it."

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Helium-neon lasers were the first lasers with broad commercial applications. Because they could be adjusted to generate a visible red beam instead of an infrared beam, they found immediate use projecting straight lines for alignment, surveying, construction, and irrigation. Soon eye surgeons were using pulses from ruby lasers to weld detached retinas back in place without cutting into the eye. The first large-scale application for lasers was the laser scanner for automated checkout in supermarkets, which was developed in the mid-1970s and became common a few years later. Compact disc audio players and laser printers for personal computers soon followed.

The focal length of a lens determines two interrelated characteristics: magnification and angle of view.

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No. Willow 360 for Apple Watch is a companion app, meaning that it uses data from the Willow 360 app on your mobile phone. Therefore, your phone will need to remain within ~30 feet of your watch during your session.

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The Townes-Schawlow proposal led several groups to try building a laser. The Gould proposal became the basis of a classified military contract. Success came first to Theodore H. Maiman, who took a different approach at Hughes Research Laboratories in Malibu, California. He fired bright pulses from a photographer’s flash lamp to excite chromium atoms in a crystal of synthetic ruby, a material he chose because he had studied carefully how it absorbed and emitted light and calculated that it should work as a laser. On May 16, 1960, he produced red pulses from a ruby rod about the size of a fingertip. In December 1960 Ali Javan, William Bennett, Jr., and Donald Herriott at Bell Labs built the first gas laser, which generated a continuous infrared beam from a mixture of helium and neon. In 1962 Robert N. Hall and coworkers at the General Electric Research and Development Center in Schenectady, New York, made the first semiconductor laser.