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breastpump

silver2609silver2609 member
in December 2014 Moms

which one to choose

Spectra S2 Hospital Strength

Medela Pump In Style Advanced

I am leaning towards Spectra, but Medela seems popular one. Also read Medela customer service is great, parts are easily available/replaced

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  • Cheekers2010Cheekers2010 member
    I used the Medela with my son and I will with this baby, too. I'm afraid I don't know anything about the other pump.
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  • TareneTarene member
    you want to go with whatever is easiest to find in terms if parts and side items so you can go to the store and get something instead of waiting and shopping online exclusively. that being said I don't know anything about the other pump. I have the Medela PIS advanced tote based purely on other ppls recommendations (ftm)
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  • catyskye11catyskye11 member
    Using the Medela currently, no experience with other pumps, but I have to say its awesome! And if parts are easy to find, even better!
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  • SwtSatsumaSwtSatsuma member
    Medela pump in style seems to be offered through most insurance. I'm getting mine for free. That's a $200 savings! Try giving ur insurance a call! Mine was covered 100% through Cigna insurance. Definitely worth checking because of Obamacare. Plus replacement parts are purchase able at babies r us n target. I used an old Medela pump before n it worked fine. Excited to try this one.
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  • ManateearmzManateearmz member
    Madela.

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  • MaineMamaMaineMama member
    I don't know about any other pumps, because I always have used a Madela, but my Madela pieces (tubing, all that junk) was always compatible with the giant closed system hospital pump in the NICUs I've been at.

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  • gdaniels77gdaniels77 member
    SwtSatsuma said:

    Medela pump in style seems to be offered through most insurance. I'm getting mine for free. That's a $200 savings! Try giving ur insurance a call! Mine was covered 100% through Cigna insurance. Definitely worth checking because of Obamacare. Plus replacement parts are purchase able at babies r us n target. I used an old Medela pump before n it worked fine. Excited to try this one.

    Whhhaaaaa? How did I not know this??
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  • lionyloo32lionyloo32 member
    gdaniels77 said:
    Medela pump in style seems to be offered through most insurance. I'm getting mine for free. That's a $200 savings! Try giving ur insurance a call! Mine was covered 100% through Cigna insurance. Definitely worth checking because of Obamacare. Plus replacement parts are purchase able at babies r us n target. I used an old Medela pump before n it worked fine. Excited to try this one.
    Whhhaaaaa? How did I not know this??
    Yup!! Getting mine free too! Whoo! (Although I have heard not ALL insurances cover it).
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  • BayCampBayCamp member
    I have terrible insurance and my medela PISA was covered 100%
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