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Philips Avent Isis iQ UNO | 
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| Brand: Avent
Category: Baby Product
List Price: $124.99
Buy New: $97.99
You Save: $27.00 (22%)
New (12) from $97.99
Rating:  23 reviews
Sales Rank: 1761
Batteries Included: No
Clothing Size: Breast Pump
Size: Breast Pump
Shipping Weight (lbs): 2.3
Dimensions (in): 3.9 x 8.1 x 10
MPN: 471
Model: 471
UPC: 761269004719
EAN: 0761269004719
ASIN: B000B90FZU
Release Date: April 15, 2007
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | Includes: 1 ISIS IQ UNO Breast Pump | | • | 1 Battery pack and wall plug with carry case | | • | 1 - 4oz. Bottle with sealing disc | | • | 1 - 9oz. Bottle with sealing disc | | • | 1 Newborn natural shaped nipple |
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Product Description
Avent ISIS iQ UNO comes with: -1 ISIS Breast Pump -iQ UNO Control Handle -Manual breast pump parts -One 125ml/4oz and one 260ml/9oz breast milk storage container -1 extra soft anti-colic teat -Battery pack and mains power lead Features: Gentle natural action of soft petal massage cushion to stimulate fast milk flow -100% reliable suction 1Fingertip sensitive control on the breast that makes it feel gentle and natural -Mimics your natural pumping rhythm -Battery or mains powered so you can express with confidence wherever you are. -Battery Booster to ensure no drop of in pump performance even when batteries are low -Battery Reserve Indicator cleverly lets you know when you have enough power to express just 1 more time. Just put the soft petal massager to your breast and depress the handle gently with your fingertips to imitate your baby's own suckling action. As your milk begins to flow, ISIS iQ will have learnt your gentle touch. Press the button on the handle then quietly and effortlessly it will continue your exact pumping rhythm. To change your rhythm at any time, just press the button to revert to manual control.
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| Customer Reviews: Read 18 more reviews...
 Okay buy, but should have researched more May 14, 2008
J. Solomon (Chicago, IL USA)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
This pump is great, although they make it sound so much better! Everything worked correctly and efficiently but the Avent bottles that you have to use with it tend to leak (all of them, it's not just a fluke!). I bought the 4oz and 9oz bottles and milk storage bottles, the pump, etc and for the price of everything.. I really wish I would have spent the time to reseach other systems. It is definetly not worth the price you pay. And you CANNOT switch out with other bottles. When I started using the bottles when my baby was about 3-4 weeks old I found that he was swallowing a lot of air and the latch on was not so easy for him.. he had a very hard time switching from bottle to breast. I have since had much better luck with another brand of bottle.
 Awesome product April 14, 2008
C. LeRoy (Fort Rucker, AL)
I bought the Avent Isis iQ last month because I decided to start donating my breastmilk to babies in need. I had previously been using the Avent Isis manual, which I also liked but I wanted something a little more efficient. It's so nice to be able to do something other than just sit while pumping and no more hand cramps! It does take me longer to pump than with the manual, but I get a lot more using the iQ- my first time using it I got 2oz more than normal. Well worth the price.
 Warning! Avent Bottles Are Made Using BPA Bisphenol-A April 9, 2008
Mommy of 3 Princesses
3 out of 5 found this review helpful
I liked Avent Bottles, my daughter Liked them too! Then I found out about Bisphenol -A being used to make the Bottles. After re-searching Bisphenol -A, I discovered that exposing my baby to harmful chemicals with the potential for long term affects later in life, was definitely not for me!! There are other options out there, all glass bottles are safe, as well as Born Free, Mam by Sassy, Green to Grow and Adrini. Do your own research. I'm really surprised the non Bisphenol -A Free bottles haven't been recalled yet! I'm sure it's just a matter of time, before enough people are educated.
 Great Product for the Price January 23, 2008
Naomi (Florence, KY USA)
Just writing a quick review to let all interested know this is a great pump for the price! With my first son (about 7 yrs. ago) I bought the Avent manual pump, definately wouldnt recommend that. I needed a pump that worked but couldnt afford a really nice one and knew Medela had a good name. I couldnt afford the dual electric pump and ended up buying the swing pump. It worked but it took FOREVER and i could never get hardly anything, so i just pretty much gave up on pumping:( Now with my third son I decided to try pumping again and read all of the reviews for the Avent Isis iQ and eventually decided to give it a try and was very pleased. I get a fair amount more milk much quicker and you can customize the pumping cycle. You have a ton of control over how everything works and can customize it to the way your body works. It is still pumping and it still takes longer than i would like but i definitely feel that my time spent is worth it now rather than a waste. It is a very good product and i would definitely recommend it to anyone looking for a breat pump. Oh also, you have the option to use batteries or plug it in so that is really nice as well:):) Good luck!!!
electric breast pump January 12, 2008
model railroading babe
I love this product! Easy to assemble (though I do wish one day the manufacturers will lessen parts to the product) and easy to use! It is a must have for stay-at-home-moms or the career-oriented moms.
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