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Medela Pump in Style Breast Pump with Shoulder Bag | 
 enlarge | Brand: Medela
Category: Baby Product
List Price: $279.99
Buy New: $130.00
You Save: $149.99 (54%)
New (18) from $130.00
Rating:  10 reviews
Sales Rank: 1579
Color: Shoulder Bag
Batteries Included: No
Shipping Weight (lbs): 9
Dimensions (in): 6.5 x 15.5 x 11.3
MPN: 57026
Model: 57026
UPC: 020451570273
EAN: 0020451570273
ASIN: B0011E5LYE
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | The only electric retail pump with breakthrough 2-Phase Expression pumping for maximum milk flow. First researched and developed for hospital breastpumps, 2- Phase Expression is an advanced pumping pattern that mimics a baby's nursing rhythm by pumping in two distinct modes. |
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Product Description
This item will not be available until the beginning of November.
The only electric retail pump with breakthrough 2-Phase Expression pumping for maximum milk flow. First researched and developed for hospital breastpumps, 2- Phase Expression is an advanced pumping pattern that mimics a baby's nursing rhythm by pumping in two distinct modes.Includes a convenient shoulder bag design, battery pak (8AA batteries not included), removable cooler carrier, 4 collection containers & lids,2-24mm PersonalFit™ breastshields, breastfeeding information guide, 2 valves 4 membranes and cooling element. Weighs 9 lbs. 14" x 6 .85" x 11.5".
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| Customer Reviews: Read 5 more reviews...
 The "Breast" Pump Ever!! October 20, 2008
Mommy Vomitpants (Houston, TX)
I knew I wanted to breastfeed from the moment I got pregnant. But I also knew that I would be working and I would need a breast pump to express milk when Willow was unable to nurse because I was at work. But, since Willow never latched on, I was glad that I had spent the money and bought what I feel is the best breast pump out there, the Medela Pump In Style Breast Pump.
The great thing about this breast pump is that it has two nozzles so you can express from both breasts at once, if you care to. It has a variable control so you can decide how much suction you would like to have. When I first started, I went with what it felt like when Willow tried to nurse and then as I used it, I was able to up the suction until I had it maxed out. And let me tell you. I know everyone is different, but when I really got into the pumping groove, I pumped an ounce a minute.
I just can't say enough good things about this pump. It's easy to use and has a handy shoulder bag to carry it in and comes with a freezer pack to store the milk. Everything a pumping mom needs!
 Almost perfect pump October 6, 2008
S. Sering (Midwest)
3 out of 3 found this review helpful
I bought this breast pump after a mother of 3 recommended buying a medela pump and after buying the manual medela harmony pump. I did my research and decided this was the pump that would suit my needs. I decided to quit nursing but wanted to give my daughter breastmilk. I was also going to be returning to work and needed to pump for when I am gone.
Pros:
After figuring out how to pump properly, I started getting more milk. It has a suction control which helps when I am sore and need a lower setting. It also has a 2 minute letdown which automatically switches to regular pumping. You can also push the button to go back and forth between regular and letdown mode. I like that I can pump one breast at a time or double pump. I liked all the accessories the package came with such as sample nipple cream, breast pads, and bottles. The pump also fits standard bottles. It's easy to clean after each session and has less pieces per breast than the Harmony.
Cons:
It's quite heavy and sometimes a pain to move from the regular spot that I keep it. The bottles did not come with rings so I have to use the rings from other bottles to use the bottle to feed my daughter. The nipple shields were not the correct size and I had to buy a different size.
Truly a life-saver September 27, 2008
Cyrca (Orangevale, CA)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
I was actually considering a different pump before reading some reviews and then decided to spend the extra money and actually purchase this pump. Honestly, I couldn't have wished for a better product! Since it can take upto 4-5 days for a new mom to lactate, I actually started using the pump right in the hospital to help with that and sure enough, after 2 days I was able to feed my baby. To be truly honest, pumping at first felt like torture so I only did it for 4-5 minutes at a time, but it was very well worth the efforts and this pump helped significantly.
Great pump! July 24, 2008
W. Ortega
1 out of 2 found this review helpful
This pump is awesome. It is comfortable while it's working, easy to clean and quick.
Excellent Breast Pump June 14, 2008
B. Rief
5 out of 5 found this review helpful
I purchased this breast pump approximately one month ago. I would highly recommend it to any breastfeeding mother. It has two phases to help stimulate let-down faster. I am a nurse and use a Symphony hospital-grade pump while I'm at work. I honestly cannot tell a difference in the quality between the Pump In Style Advanced and the Symphony. The pump does not detach from the bag but I have not found this to be a problem as other reviewers have. It is an expensive breast pump but well worth the money. And if you do your research you can find it cheaper. I bought mine at bestbuybaby.com for $200 (I think maybe $240 for the metro bag) with no shipping/handling and no sales tax.
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