What is the difference between the D Lite Bra and Simple Wishes Hands Free Breastpump Bra other than price?
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I think its the 1" Zip In Center Panel is included in the more expensive one. This one did not come with I bought the panel fron their site for a couple $'s.
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It looks like it was just the way the sellers listed it. Simple Wishes is the company that makes the "D Lite" bra as well. It looks like the same bra, but two sellers just wrote their titles differently.
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I would buy extra membranes. They are very thin and can break easily. Plus you probably need to replace them every few months. I have found if my production starts going down and I change the membranes, it goes back up. I would also get a good hands free pumping bra. Mine did not come with a nipple for the bottles, so you would need that to feed a baby, and you would need extra bottles for the baby. http://www.amazon.com/Medela-Spare-Membranes-Breatpumps-Pack/dp/B0001CTZ8K/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1393430032&sr=8-2&keywords=medela+membranes
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I can't tell you because I returned the set for the genuine Medela parts. I was put off by the non-hygienic nature of the packaging of the tubing and valves. I found the same set (with included nursing pads) on sale at Target. My daughter also did not want the one piece breast shields.
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I'm not sure, I had a lumpectomy in my right breast and have worn Original Looks bra inserts since then but I ordered new ones and I'm not happy with the way the inside fits my body they are not as comfortable as the prvious models were and they are such a bright pink they do not look realistic thru my bras. If you buy them I would try to buy them from somewhere that you cold return them if they do not fit comfortably.Belle Arnold
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I personally haven't used one of the hands free bras but as far as I know it should work fine with one.
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I can't tell a difference other than companies and price. I have triplets that were 10 weeks premature so we used the Dundas each night until one broke so we bought this model and it works just the same but is cheaper. Hope that helps
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There is no difference in the product. Snuza is the name it is branded under in the US and levana is the name outside of the us. We have the snuza and it works just as advertised. Small price for piece of mind.
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Hi Jennifer, I can't really say I notice too much of a difference between the two. I had a salesperson at the mall use the pink one on me, and it seemed slightly more effective than the purple one I currently own. However, if price is a significant issue to consider, I would say just go with the purple one. Personally it's worked well for me, and I haven't experienced any major issues.
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Also, consider getting the freemies hands free pumping flange attachments if you will be doing a lot of pumping. Tgey work much better than a hands free bra.
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I am a DDD as well and I´ve had no issues with it. I am using it with my second child. The material is great and I do not think is has a narrow construction as someone else pointed out. I recommend you get this one. Is very sturdy, I feel save putting my kids in it. And for as mothers with big boobs, it makes hands-free-breastfeeding pretty convenient.
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I have used both and had the more expensive one first. It did not heat the lotion as well and if you used more than a few pumps it was cold. It quit working about a year after purchase which prompted me to purchase the lower priced model when I replaced. The lower priced one seems to be much better and keeps all the lotion nice and warm. It is easier to clean and overall I like it better. I use mine in my massage therapy practice so it gets a good workout each day. Overall I am happier with the less expensive model.
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I couldn't wear it as an all day bra, but I wear a much larger size. It's easy to put on and off over a nursing bra though. No straps (unless you connect) and zips up the front. Very quick and easy to wear and put on.
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We bought one of both to try and ended up settling on buying more of the Pura Kikki. While not an exhaustive review my quick summary would be (noting that our preference ended up being Pura Kiki): Pura Kiki: +Lighter than LifeFactory (important for if/when the baby is holding or when you are travelling) +More robust then LifeFactory (important for if/when baby starts throwing/dropping the bottles and travelling) +Can use the nipples/tops interchangeably on the small Pura Kiki and the large Pura Kiki bottles. +Can convert to sippy cup and also food container (for example we keep Gerber Puffs in one of our PK's when travelling) +Can fit other brand's nipples e.g. we ended up using MAM nipples -Cannot sanitize in the Microwave -When using the flat cap tops to mix formula we have sometimes (and only sometimes) noticed a slight leakage from where the flat silicone top didn't properly seal. -Not quite as easy to see how much water/liquid is in the Pura Kiki. Need to have a reasonable light source and look in through the top at the interior markings. Usually not an issue, however if your kitchen doesn't have good ambient light then means you need to switch on the lights etc. Or if travelling etc. LifeFactory: +As it is glass it is easier to sanitize when travelling or at home by using the Microwave +Easy to see how much liquid is in the bottle -Heavier As for price, it varies and depends on the full lifetime of the bottle. We bought Pura Kiki and would do so again if we went back in time.
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The glass bottles are much easier to clean - think swish rather than scrub. Also some people feel they are safer for baby than plastic (even though the Avent plastic bottles are BPA free). I prefer the glass but my daycare only takes plastic because glass cracks in their bottle warmer. However for pumping I use the glass 4 oz glass bottles because I feel more comfortable having my milk "sit" in them all day while I am at work rather than plastic.
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You get the breast pump which includes a stand, bottle, nipple massage insert, a nipple and cover it fit standard sized bottles. it 's easy to pump.
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I would start with Medela's web site. From what i have heard their customer service is superior. Hope this helps :)http://www.medela.com/AU/en/breastfeeding/products.html
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This bra is worth the extra couple bucks, for its down-sizing adjustability. As my chest slowly got smaller I ended up removing the center panel at around 3-4 months and have adjusted the velcro once as well. the cheaper bra doesn't have the panel or the velcro and may become too big over time.