[ashleyhaugh]

how is the evenflo comfort select dual pump? here is a link http://evenflo.com/Homepage/ProductL...e-6067a2ecb5a1

 

[bluegrassgirl]

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Originally Posted by ashleyhaugh how is the evenflo comfort select dual pump? here is a link http://evenflo.com/Homepage/ProductL...e-6067a2ecb5a1

DON'T BUY IT! This was the first breast pump I used when I had Emma, and it was rather painful, the cycles were too slow, and it was VERY loud. Plus, it was heavy to hold for 10 minutes. If you are really wanting an Evenflo pump, look into the Evenflo Elan. I've heard some good stuff about this pump.

Jessie
(single mommy to Emma, 3 years and Angela, 2 years)

 

[ashleyhaugh]

anyone else?

heres the deal- i got a medela PIS on ebay fro a great price, but now im regretting spending all that money. i wont be going to back to work, so i dont really need an awesome pump just for occasional use, ya know? my friend has the evenflo one that she offered to give me- she opened it, but didnt use it, and cant return it. im just thinking i should sell the medela and use a cheaper pump, and use the money from the other one for baby stuff. dh says i should just keep the medela

 

[quirkylayne]

I don't have it but wouldn't buy it. It isn't a great pump and it has bad reviews - check out amazon. I also would be comfortable with a used PIS. If you are only going to need it on occasion (which you may find turns out to be not at all) I would choose a manual pump.

 

[RootSnort]

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Originally Posted by quirkylayne I don't have it but wouldn't buy it. It isn't a great pump and it has bad reviews - check out amazon. I also would be comfortable with a used PIS. If you are only going to need it on occasion (which you may find turns out to be not at all) I would choose a manual pump.

And as far as manuals go, I love my Avent Isis!

 

[ashleyhaugh]

i guess i'll keep the PIS i bought then. it did actually come with 2 hand pumps- a harmony, and a different one, that i think always comes with it. if i find im not using it, i can always sell it later..... i got a great deal, but it was still almost $200, so i just keep thinking of what we could buy with that instead

 

[RootSnort]

I hear you. I spent over $300 on my PIS, and I can't stand it. It's the most expensive doorstop I own.
Instead, for electric pumps, I prefer the WhisperWear because I can walk around while pumping.