Sign up to try Philips Avent Natural Manual Breast Pump (RRP £36)- £300 voucher prize draw for feedback! NOW CLOSED
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Philips Avent have asked us to find 150 Mumsnetters who would like to try the Philips Avent Natural Manual Breast Pump. RRP £36
Here’s what Philips Avent say, “When you are comfortable and relaxed, your milk flows more easily. That's why we created our most comfortable breast pump yet: Sit comfortably with no need to lean forwards and let our soft massage cushion gently stimulate your milk flow. The breast pump has a unique design, so your milk flows directly from your breast into the bottle, even when you are sitting up straight. The breast pump has a compact design, which makes it easy to position. Its ergonomically-shaped handle offers a comfortable hold and full control when expressing milk. Being small and lightweight means it is easy to store and transport, making pumping on-the-go more discreet.”
More info on the pump here
This product test is open to Mumsnetters who have already given birth and who are looking to start expressing milk for their child(ren) for the first time or are currently expressing.
Selected testers will be sent the pump and will be asked to test it over a two week period. Testers will be required to leave their feedback on a thread on Mumsnet, leave a review on the Mumsnet review page as well as completing a short survey.
All testers who complete all forms of feedback will be entered into a prize draw where one tester will win a £300 Love2Shop voucher!
If you’re interested and would like to take part, please sign up here. We will be in touch with selected testers soon.
Thanks
MNHQ
Done! as my youngest is 12 days old i would love to take part in this test 
Done Hope to get in
Darn just o9 weeks short
Done! Yes please- need to start thinking about going back to work 
Can't sign up but I loved my Avent breast pump - but it'll be a much older model as ds is now 15 
Bf ds for 13 months and used the Avent for most of that period as started expressing from 2 weeks (although initially with a borrowed electric pump) to supplement "on the boob" bf, as ds was slow to gain weight with hindsight, symptomatic of "catch down" growth and then went back to work ft when ds was 4 months old and continued to ebf.
I loved the way the Avent was so portable: I was able to take it to work to express and also regularly took it with me when I flew to London on business (I live in Glasgow). Got some interesting looks from airport security - especially during the Foot & Mouth crisis when milk was suspect 
Just had a breast pump delivered, slightly surprised as didn't know I was chosen. So I'm either in the product test or DH has bought me a rather rubbish Christmas present (that I've just opened)
Sorry - just emailing testers now - the packs arrived quicker than I expected!
Ooooo postie just delivered mine and I was quite surprised had to idea I was chosen. Rather amazing surprise
I just got mine delivered today, had to sign for it - though the delivery driver's gizmo only allowed me to do a squiggle as a signature 
! Looking forward to trying it out.
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