Electric pump question...?

It really depends on your plans. Are you planning to pump and bottle feed, pump for occasional feedings etc.

I have the Medela Mini-electric. It is a single pump and has the manual as well as electric. I was only pumping for the occasional feeding and honestly my son is 10 months old and has had maybe 10 bottles. I would not recommend it for daily use... I do like Medela though and they have a website where you can find the best fit for you...

http://www.medelabreastfeedingus.com/product-selec...

Good luck.

Madela electric powered pump works once you've good quantity of milk. It receives quite some the milk out. yet I easily have talked about that the Medela team spirit Hand Pump would not damage you as a lot and receives extra milk out, yet in case you want to pump oftentimes it may not artwork. contained in the medical institution that they had this pump Madela Lactina that worked very corresponding to the hand pump and it really is meant to strengthen your milk grant and that i imagine you would possibly want to employ those.

i never had any luck with medela pumps, but i love my ameda purely yours, well as much as anyone can love a torture device, lol. pumping is not fun, but it gets the job done while i'm at work.

Madela pumps are best....I'm not sure how muh they cost, mine was given to me, but I have 2 and I love my madela and I know alot of people think they are the best too

The Medela Pump in Style is my very favorite. If you don't get the newest version they go for about 250. Sometimes you can catch a good sale at Babies R Us too.

I received the playtex embrace double electric breast pump for my baby shower. I loved it, even though I only used it a few times trying to increase my milk supply before I had to stop breast feeding. Last month I re-gifted it to a good friend and she loves it as well. You cost around $175. Hope this helps!

It also has with an awesome milk storage system, that isn't expensive either, that works with the playtex drop-ins nurser systems.

Exactly what is it you would like to pump?