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Purely Yours Breast Pump - Carry All | 
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| Brand: Ameda
Category: Baby Product
List Price: $275.00
Buy New: $170.00
You Save: $105.00 (38%)
New (12) from $170.00
Rating:  1 reviews
Sales Rank: 964
Autographed: No
Memorabilia: No
Shipping Weight (lbs): 11
Dimensions (in): 16 x 16 x 8
MPN: 17077
Model: 17077
UPC: 044649300008
EAN: 0044649300008
ASIN: B000ME1K30
Promotion: Data not available Terms and Conditions
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | A reliable and professional grade breast pump complete with designer Carry All bag. | | • | Ameda HygieniKit Milk Collection System | | • | Lightweight, stylish microfiber tote | | • | A Milk Storage Guide magnet |
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Product Description
The Purely Yours Breast Pump is the only portable double breast pump that combines the legacy of hospital-proven technology with mom-friendly features. It's ideal for moms working full-time or for anyone who wants a quick, easy and effective breast pumping experience. Features: - Piston-driven
- Compact and lightweight weighs only 1 pound
- Individually adjustable cycle and suction controls
- Unique design saves time no need to clean pump tubing!
- Operates using 3 power sources AC adapter, AA batteries or optional car adapter
- Includes the patented Ameda HygieniKit Milk Collection System
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| Customer Reviews:
Love this pump May 20, 2008
Stephanie Davis (Newport News, VA USA)
This pump is AWESOME!!! I got mine in great shipping time, the noise that everyone talkes about is minimal unless you are in a super quiet room to even notice it. My only suggestion is that if you have larger nipples is to buy the custom flanges also. Other than that the tote is great and holds alot of extra equipment. I completely recommend this pump over the more pricey ones especially if you are going back to work.
Still going strong after 20+ months! May 1, 2008
sunnie1
I love my Ameda and highly recommend it. It's a great value compared to the Medela. I pumped for my first child for 18 months. I am now pumping again after the arrival of my second child in March, and I haven't had any issues at all. I usually pump for 30 minutes at a stretch, 3-5 times a day, so it's seen a lot of use! I think the previous reviewer is definitely the exception. Should this pump break down, and I really don't expect it to, I would buy another one right away.
Excellent pump! April 10, 2008
L. Rodriguez (NJ)
I love this pump! When I had my first child, I owned a medela single pump and that was a nightmare. Luckily i was with my daughter ALL OF THE TIME! When I became pregnant with my son, I knew things would be a little different because I now had a job, school and a 2 year old running around. I researched this pump and I was still leaning towards the Medela because I thought it was the best. I bought this pump and have not regretted it yet. I have had it for six months and I continue to use it daily. I am going to replace the valves for the second time in six months but i believe it is so worth it since the diaphragms prevent bacteria and milk from entering the pump. I love this pump it is gentle yet efficient and contrary to another post, I don't find it to be loud at all, my medela sigle was much louder and not as efficient. I usually pump for 5-10 minutes and can collect 4-6 ounces per breast! Get this pump it'll be worth its weight in gold, have you seen the prices of formula? Two months formula free will definitely justify the price of this pump, besides BREAST is BEST! =0)
 worst product ever! March 4, 2008
Debora McGuire (NJ)
1 out of 3 found this review helpful
After a lot of comparisons and reading reviews I chose the Ameda Purely Yours Dual Electric Breastpump before my daughter was born and paid over $200 for the damn thing. The motor burnt out after less then 3 months of use. I called Hollister and they sent me a replacement base (took 3 days had to stay home sick from work) The 2nd base just did the same thing after again less then 3 months of use. I told them that I need the pump to be overnighted Saturday delivery and it didn't show-up until Monday again needed to take time off so I could be home for my daughter to nurse and now the AC Adaptor broke and the damn thing is weak on batteries. Nothing but a headache.
ameda February 27, 2008
Julie (Washington State)
0 out of 1 found this review helpful
I read reviews of the different breast pumps available. The review I read for the Ameda was written by a woman who had purchased it on the recommendation of two friends, who stated that though this pump was much cheaper than the number one rated pump it worked just as well. I bought this one for my second daughter and it works just as well as the more expensive one my first daughter had received as a gift.
I would recommend this breast pump as a money saving product.
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