Breast Pump

Binding: Baby Product
Brand: Avent
EAN: 0761269004030
Feature: Includes one ISIS Manual Breast Pump, two 4-oz AVENT Natural Feeding Bottles and two Sealing Discs for breast milk storage
Label: Philips Avent
Manufacturer: Philips Avent
Model: 00493
Publisher: Philips Avent
Release Date: March 09, 2007
Sales Rank: 188
Studio: Philips Avent

Features:

• Includes one ISIS Manual Breast Pump, two 4-oz AVENT Natural Feeding Bottles and two Sealing Discs for breast milk storage

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Editorial Review:





Rating: - Very disappointed...going back to Medela
I tried the Avent manual pump after my Medela finally wore out from much use over the last several months. There is no comparison, as far as I'm concerned. The Medela Harmony pump has very few parts, so it's VERY easy to clean and a breeze to put together, and I expressed more milk with Medela as well. The Avent pump leaked because milk would get caught under the silicone shield, and it squeaked EVERY time I pressed the handle. And the real kicker is that when I called their "Customer Care" department ... Read More

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Rating: - For me, better than the fancy electric models
I spent the $350 on the fancy double Medela pump-in-style, but could never get it to work. I gave up and sold it used at a fraction of the cost.
I saw this Avent for sale for for $19 at some outlet and bought it with skepticism. It works perfectly though - I used it every day for months; it has really helped me continue nursing without always being home or taking the baby everywhere I go.
You can control pressure, speed, and it doesn't need batteries or make loud noises. Excellent!

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Rating: - don't bother buying this item - suck it up and buy a medela
we weren't planning to buy a pump and then it happened. my milk came in and our daughter was totally overwhelmed and temporarily couldn't deal with nursing! we bought this product because it was the only one for sale at our local drug store...a mercy run that i made at 7am one morning when we decided that pumping was the only way she was going to get fed. though it DID provide relief, it was a pain in the neck to use: consistently leaking and even worse, increased pressure would cause a part to dislodge, ... Read More

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Rating: - Better than Electric for my Bottle-fed Premie
My baby boy was born 10 weeks preterm, and since he could not yet feed on his own I needed to pump, so he could get fed through a tube at first and later get fed by bottle until he was big and strong enough to breastfeed.

At first I followed all the advice from the lactation nurse, pamphlets from the hospital, and what I found online:

1.) pump with a hospital grade electric pump
2.) pump 8-12 times a day.

I was told that it shouldn't hurt and that my milk supply ... Read More

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Rating: - A Working Mom's Helper
I used this pump for both of my children. I worked full time and used this super convient pump to help me breastfeed for a year with my first and I'm at the 6 month mark for my second. This pump is easy to clean and set up. I get excellant supply and I found the attachment so that I can pump into bags or into the Avent bottles. You can't beat the price of $32.00 (that is less than 2 cans of formula) and it's quiet and no electric is needed, so it's nice if you have to pump in the bathroom at work. It's ... Read More

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