I pump every morning with a manual pump, just enough for a bottle (or less) and have an okay freezer stash already. My friend is away for 2 weeks and lent me her Ameda Purely Yours electric pump so that I can try to build up my stash even though it's not a huge necessity (I am home until September). The only store around here that sells the replacement tubing and accessories required is charging $70. I didn't realize it would be that pricey. So, here are my options:
1. Pay $70, get the parts tomorrow.
2. Buy them online (the cheapest price I found was $60 with shipping) and hope they get here soon (I'm in Canada and many places won't ship to me here).
3. Not bother and just keep using the manual.
WWYD? Is an electric worth it?
Re: Pumpers- worth it?
Hmmm $70 to invest for just 2 weeks since she's only letting you borrow it while she's gone.....?
I'd either see if I could get a used closed system pump on craigslist and replace what you want on that bc it'll be yours or keep the manual.