Momcozy Expands U.S. Retail Footprint With Sam’s Club and BJ’s Wholesale Club

Nov 9, 2026

New York, United States, November 9, 2026 -- Momcozy, a global maternal and baby care brand, today announced an expansion of its U.S. retail presence through Sam’s Club and BJ’s Wholesale Club. A selection of Momcozy products is now available online at SamsClub.com and BJs.com, with select products arriving in 120 BJ’s Wholesale Club locations beginning November 1, 2026.

The expansion marks another milestone in Momcozy’s growing U.S. retail distribution, making its products more accessible to families through established membership retailers.

What Shoppers Can Expect

The new retail assortments feature a curated selection of Momcozy products and bundles designed to support everyday parenting needs, including breast pumping, breast milk storage, bottle care and nursery essentials.

At Sam’s Club, all items are available online:

  • KleanPal Pro Baby Bottle Washer + Detergent Tabs (120 Tablets)
  • Wipe Warmer
  • Portable Bottle Warmer + Bottle Brush Set

Please find the full assortment at Sam’s Club

At BJ’s Wholesale Club:

  • Breast Pump M5 Smart + Milk Cooler 22oz + Milk Storage Bags (200 Count), available online and in select BJ’s Wholesale Club locations beginning November 1
  • Baby Bottle Washer + Detergent Tabs (120 Tablets), available online only
  • Diaper Pail + Garbage Bags (45 count) + 1 Deodorizing Pack (4pcs), available online only

The full BJ’s assortment is available at BJS.com

“Expanding our presence through Sam’s Club and BJ’s Wholesale Club is an exciting step in making Momcozy products more accessible to families across the U.S.,” said James Yu, President of Sales at Momcozy. “These partnerships allow us to reach more parents through retailers they already know and trust, while continuing to deliver products designed to bring comfort, convenience and support to everyday parenting.”

Making Everyday Parenting Essentials More Accessible

As Momcozy continues to expand its presence across the U.S., the brand remains focused on making products that support mothers and families more convenient to discover and purchase.

The assortments at Sam’s Club and BJ’s Wholesale Club bring together products designed for different stages and routines of early parenthood, from pumping and breast milk storage to bottle cleaning and diaper disposal. Select bundled offerings also allow families to shop for complementary essentials together.

By expanding into membership-based retail channels, Momcozy is providing families with additional ways to access products that support their everyday needs, whether shopping online or in person.

About Momcozy

Founded in 2018, Momcozy is a global maternal and baby care brand dedicated to helping moms feel comfortable, confident, and supported throughout motherhood. Through thoughtful, technology-driven innovation and products designed around real needs, Momcozy supports families through pregnancy, postpartum recovery, breastfeeding, and everyday parenting.

Chosen by more than 6 million moms and families across 80 countries and regions, Momcozy has ranked No. 1 globally in wearable breast pump sales volume for five consecutive years (2021–2025), according to Frost & Sullivan's 2026 research. Momcozy is available online at Momcozy.com and through major retailers including Babylist, Walmart, Target, and Amazon.

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