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breast pump questions

PedsIsHardcorePedsIsHardcore member
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What breast pump do you like the best? I am in my first trimester but I am doing research because I'm high risk so I can put the order for my pump in now just in case I have to deliver sooner than later. I don't have a lot of friends that pumped.
My insurance offers an Amenda Purely Yours Ultra, Medela Pump In Style, Freemie Freedom, and Spectra 9 Plus. Any opinions would be awesome! TIA!
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Re: breast pump questions

  • ldmwldmw member
    I have MEDELA PUMP I STYLE and like it
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  • MommaReams92MommaReams92 member
    I have the Medela Pump in Style and absolutely love it!
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  • elizabethd490elizabethd490 member
    Medela pump in style! For the first 2 weeks I rented one from my hospital to help my milk come in though.
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  • auburnmammaauburnmamma member
    Pump in style
    04/2008 Biochemical
    03/2009 DS
    09/2013 Ectopic - MTX
    1/2014 Biochemical
    07/2014 Ectopic
    09/2014 Final injectible/IUI cycle prior to saving for IVF. BFP!!! 
    14 DPO: 179
    17 DPO: 547
    21 DPO: 2,180.70
    10/9/14 We have a heartbeat!!!!!
    Due June 5th!


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  • mdaugherty8mdaugherty8 member
    I have medela and I love it. I definitely recommend it.
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  • aluapanirialuapaniri member
    I have the Medela pump in style and like it.
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  • shakirahbshakirahb member
    I have the Medela as well and recommend it
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  • FunnyGal18FunnyGal18 member
    edited July 2015
    Medela is best
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  • ecleggettecleggett member
    Medela Pump in Style all the way! It's highly recommended. If you plan on exclusively pumping I would also suggest you look into the Kiinde system - it's a direct pump to feed system, you pump straight into a baggie that hooks straight into a bottle. It saved me tons of time and bottle washing. All those pump bottles and feeding bottles add up. The starter kit is only $23 at target. The bags are a bit pricey - 80 for $25 but saving me time was well worth the little bit extra!
    Engaged to the best guy I know and Mommy to the sweetest girl!
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  • jenniferaudrey0116jenniferaudrey0116 member
    I have the Ameda purely yours ultra. It comes with a ton of stuff including car adapter. It works very well and I haven't had any issues (been pumping one or two feedings a day for 2 months). Hospital gave us a bag of accessories (extra flanges, funnels, bottles & lids) to go with Ameda so that's why we went with that over others.
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  • jessicaoneeljessicaoneel member
    I have the Medela and Ameda pumps. Insurance bought the Ameda pump. I had issues with the Ameda flange fitting and I couldn't find smaller ones in the store, so I paid retail for the Medela after damaging my nipple in a few days. The Medela flange fit great. The Medela parts can be used on the Ameda pump, so now I have two sets- one for work and one for home.
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  • sunnyday016sunnyday016 member
    Another vote for Medela
    S- March 09 E- Feb 12 L- May 15


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  • khchapkhchap member
    I rented the medela "symphony" from the hospital for the first couple months before making the $400 investment on the pump in style. In addition, I learned the symphony is best to mimic a baby & gets your milk going stronger. It worked for me. After that, I used he pump in style to maintain.
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  • fghymanfghyman member
    I have a pump in style and love it. I was nervous because I'm not using plastic bottles but my glass bottles screw into the cones just as well as the containers that come with the pump. 
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