Ameda Purely Yours Breast Pump

Pros: Great Pump!!

Cons: Not silent, Case is a little big.

The Bottom Line: This pump works great and was recommended by our lactation consultant.

Review: This pump was recommended to us in the Breastfeeding course that we took at the hospital. The lactation consultant recommended this one or the Medela/Pump in Style. The Ameda Purely Yours and the Hollister Purely Yours are the same ...

Pros: Comes with lots of extras, easy to use, empties sides quickly.

Cons: No spare parts in Target and Babies R Us

The Bottom Line: The Purely Yours does not seem to be as popular as the Medela, but it is still a serious contender.

Review: My baby was born at the end of April via surprise c-section. Actually, I was not surprised that I had to have a c-section. I had a feeling that I was going to need one; I am five feet tall on a good day and the last ultrasound measured the baby at 7 ...

Pros: cheaper than Medela! Effective and easy to use

Cons: None

The Bottom Line: Excellent breast pump that came recommended by my lactation consultant!

Review: I started looking into getting a breast pump even before my son was born. I knew I wanted to have the option of having extra milk around in case I wasn't able to breastfeed. Everyone kept raving about the Medela Pump n Style. After seeing the price tag ...

Pros: Affordable, easy to clean, compact and travels well

Cons: Harder to find parts (can get off Internet but not in most stores), noisy

The Bottom Line: This is one of the best pumps out there for the price. It's easy to clean, tote around, and maintain.

Review: I have over a thousand hours on this pump, and it has been a very good breastpump for the money not to mention it's still in great shape. I used this pump from the very beginning in the hospital with my daughter to both establish a supply (she was not ...

Pros: Easy to clean, light, discrete, simple, lots included, effective, warranty, universal bottles, less expensive

Cons: Not a silent pump but none are, had to buy sight unseen from e-bay.

The Bottom Line: For a personal electric dual pump, with 6 bottles, tote, cooler, 8 settings, 4 speeds, FDA approved, this one is the best price out there. $200.00

Review: I spent a lot of time researching pumps before I had my son. I knew I would be going back to work full time and needed something of really good quality that didn't cost too much. Since this was my first child and I was already suffering from sticker ...

Pros: Price, Convenience, Get a lot for the Money!

Cons: I would probably rather have an over the shoulder rather than a backpack style.

The Bottom Line: I would totally recommend this pump because it has worked great and I haven't had any problems with it.

Review: This is a great pump. I have been pumping for about 6 months, almost everyday twice a day. I am a working mom and I work full time. This pump has worked out great for me. I ultimately decided to go with the Ameda Purely Yours over the Medela Pump in ...

Pros: Effective pump, adjustable suction power and cycle speed, lots of things come in the box

Cons: Must be careful with the little flanges

The Bottom Line: Definitely would recommend

Review: I bought the Ameda purely yours after failing miserably with a hand breast pump (single) which I used with my first pregnancy. What a difference this pump made during for my second child. It is a very effective pump. During the first few days of nursing, ...

Pros: Great pump, easy to use, very effective

Cons: Hard on batteries

The Bottom Line: Great pump and less expensive than the Medela

Review: I am an experienced mother of 4 but this one was the first one I breastfeed. I was determined to breastfeed but I knew that meant I needed a pump. I purchased the Advent Isis hand held pump but after she was born I knew that if I was going to be ...

Pros: Still worked after being stored for 2 years

Cons: none

The Bottom Line: This set is complete with all of the supplies you need to pump while at work, school, or home.

Review: I recieved this kit from my local health department at a reduced cost to assist me in nursing my first baby 4 years ago. I used it regularly after returning to work. I stopped using it when my daughter was 8 months old and packed it away and put it in ...

Pros: Less Expensive, Don't have to clean out tubes.

Cons: none

Review: I know many people use the Medela. I researched the Medela and Ameda pumps. I chose the Ameda because it's about $100 less expensive than the Medela. I also like that it weighs less. The best thing is that I don't have to clean out the little tubes. ...