Highest Rated Review by the Community
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Sep 02 '05
Pros: Efficient, Fast, Comfortable, Portable, Light, Discreet and Relatively Cheap
Cons: A little Loud
Summary: When I first started looking at pumps, I did my research and knew I should buy an electric pump as opposed to the hand pump, since I planned on working full-time, and hand pumps usually take a long time to empty the breast. The electric pump mostly ...
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Jun 20 '11
Pros: Powerful, Hygienic, Quite
Cons: None
Summary: This is the best breast pump! I used another popular brand with my first child and it wasn’t nearly as powerful as this breast pump. With my second child I purchased this pump because I wanted a good quality breast pump. It was only purchased to ...
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Aug 16 '07
Pros: Easy set up, breakdown, clean up. Easy to use, not painful once learn the controls
Cons: Bag could be bigger, other than that no real cons, plastic parts contain BPA
Summary: When doing research and reading reviews about pumps I got very nervous because pumps are so expensive and non-returnable... I registered at target for my baby shower and Target does NOT carry the Ameda pump lines so I didn't even consider this as an ...
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Jun 18 '07
Pros: Convenience, price, lightweight. Easy-to-use. Affordable (yup, I said price twice).
Cons: Suction/Speed dials on base are awkward.
Summary: Nursing was an aspect of motherhood that was extremely important to me. While I was still pregnant, I asked for the Ameda pump as a Christmas present. I am thrilled with my Ameda pump. Stay-at-home moms: You may not think you need such a fancy, ...
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Dec 03 '06
Pros: lightweight
Cons: straight suction
Summary: The pump base fits two ameda bottles in it, but you can't keep the bottles in it while you are pumping so you are holding on the two bottles with your hands and you have the base on your lap so you can change the suction and speed throughout, and the ...
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Jul 03 '06
Pros: Easy to clean, no milk gets into the tubes, price
Cons: Rubber flange used in the bottle very delicate. Not as compact as the Medela pump
Summary: My husband and I bought this pump at the recommendation of the lactation consultant at the hospital I delivered at. Because my daughter was in the nursery and had to be formula fed the lactation consultant told me I should pump so my milk would come in ...
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Apr 09 '06
Pros: Efficient, easy to use, durable construction and motor, hygiene system, control both suction and speed.
Cons: A little heavy, and just a bit noisy.
Summary: I purchased this pump after using a single, manual pump for about 6 months and coming down with several breast infections. This Ameda personal dual electric pump is awesome! You just put it together (easy), hold it to your breasts, turn it on and ...
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Oct 04 '05
Pros: I love this pump. It's quite, portable, and VERY easy to use.
Cons: None, this pump is absolutely perfect!
Summary: I absolutely recommend this Ameda Purely Yours breast pump to everyone and anyone that is planning to buy an electric breast pump. It is compact, portable, quite, and VERY, VERY easy to use. It also comes with lots of settings so you can mimic your ...
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Jul 11 '05
Pros: The best double electric pump on the market! Cheaper that Medela, but works better!
Cons: NOTHING!
Summary: I love, love, love this breast pump! With my second child I was determined to breastfeed. When that didn't go well at all, I decided pumping was the next best thing. This pump allowed me to pump EVERYDAY, typically 5 times a day, for 7 months. (My ...
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Jun 30 '05
Pros: fast, easy to use, adjustable suction and cycling, hygienic
Cons: not totally quiet, perhaps not sufficient stimulation for women with smaller breasts
Summary: This pump has allowed me to continue breastfeeding my 6 month old son despite a hectic schedule. The manual pump I had before was way too slow, and the other electric pump I had (from the First Years) broke after only a few months of use. The Ameda ...
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Dec 06 '04
Pros: Carry All keeps things discreet, lightweight, easy to use/clean, relatively inexpensive
Cons: Could be quieter
Summary: I started shopping for a breast pump when I was only 6 months pregnant. I knew I was going to have to work full-time after the baby was born and frankly, wanted to get the expense out of the way. The only pump I had ever really heard about was the ...
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May 06 '07
Pros: Easy, no milk in tubing, very portable
Cons: Lots of batteries if you don't plug in
Summary: I debated about the more expensive and popular name pumps, but I have to say this pump is great! I have used it through two babies and work full time, it has held up, suction is excellent and the bag is nice looking. It is every bit as good as the
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Nov 27 '06
Pros: Portable, affordable
Cons: a little noisy
Summary: I am currently using this on my second child. This is a workhorse pump! Small, discreet,and powerful. A little noisy, but I'll take that for it's portability. SO easy to put together, take apart and clean. I always tell my girlfriends to get this one,
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May 16 '06
Pros: Durable, quiet, and quick in operation!
Cons: None I can think of
Summary: This is an excellent pump! For the first six months after my daughter's birth, I used the free pump from the hospital. Having no other experience with breast pumps, I thought my original worked well but when I made the switch to the Ameda, I certainly
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May 15 '06
Pros: Light, quiet, strong and great price!
Cons: none!
Summary: I agonized long & hard over which breast pump to get before my baby was born. I knew I'd be going back to work, and I wanted to breastfeed for at least 6 mos, so I wanted the best pump available. The Ameda Purely Yours is, in my experience, fantastic.
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