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which breast pump should I buy

7 replies

janx · 31/01/2008 09:39

Have a manual pump - but would like an electric one - what have you found the best - have been looking at an ameda dual lactaline or a medula swing - any suggestions?

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cmotdibbler · 31/01/2008 10:04

I have the Ameda Lactaline, and it is fantastic - reasonably quiet, fast, you can get extra pump sets, and seems v reliable. I got mine second hand on Ebay, used it 5 days a week, for up to 3 times, for 9 months, and have carted it to the US several times, and on lots of planes. And it still works.

twelveyeargap · 31/01/2008 10:08

Medela Swing is fab. If you're thinking of pumping at work or similar, they do a double electric pump too. Medela is the brand you'll usually find in hospitals, but they have products for the retail market too.

DH reads a lot of medical research and they're considered to be at the forefront of vacuum technology.

GoodGollyMissMolly · 31/01/2008 10:11

I started with a Medela mini electric which was fab but very very noisy. I have since bought a Medela swing which is even better than the Mini Electric, I get so much more milk using the Swing than the Mini.

dal21 · 31/01/2008 10:31

medela swing. quiet. efiicient. fab

janx · 31/01/2008 11:19

thanks everyone - had to laugh at the idea of researching vacuum technology. Think I might go for the swing - I did have a mini a few years ago and I found it v noisy so good to hear the swing is quieter.

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imaginewittynamehere · 31/01/2008 13:39

I love my swing - much more efficient than a manual pump or the mini electric & quiet too.

IAteRoseMaryConleyForBreakfast · 31/01/2008 14:52

Just got my swing (2nd hand - eBay) last week - brilliant, really comfy and efficient.

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