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(9 reviews)| Ease Of Use | 8.8 |
| Functionality | 7.7 |
| Value For Money | 7.8 |
| Overall | 8.1 |
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From: MissPriestley
on 28-May-08 23:48
Overall rating 10.0
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Brilliant. I've had mine for 5 months. Used it daily (several times a day) and works really well. I've been on several courses and had to pump in the loos (nice!) but luckily it's v. portable with the battery pack. We bought it in the US and got it 20 pounds cheaper.
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From: Anon
on 23-Mar-08 13:39
Overall rating 9.0
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Excellent pump, I was expressing enough milk to feed the whole street, and it comes with a battery pack, so you can take it out with you if you need to leave you baby with someone else for a day.
The down side, though, was that mine totally conked out after about 10 months, and I had to spend another £85 to get a new one.
It's quite annoying to clean, unless you have a dishwasher I suppose, but then I imagine that the same is true of all of them.
The down side, though, was that mine totally conked out after about 10 months, and I had to spend another £85 to get a new one.
It's quite annoying to clean, unless you have a dishwasher I suppose, but then I imagine that the same is true of all of them.
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From: TheRealMrsOsborne
on 15-Feb-08 17:50
Overall rating 8.7
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I found this works better without the massaging petal rubber bit. You set the pace then hit the button and it does the rest for you - easier if you're feeding your baby on your other breast whilst expressing.
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