What's the difference from Ameda Purely Yours Double Electric Breast pump
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I believe the ultra is just the newest one to come out. I have had both. No difference I could tell
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When used as a double pump, the suction is weaker than a Medela advanced double pump. So, if you need a double pump to use daily, don't waste your money.
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I called my insurance directly and found that I was covered for this pump (BsBs of AZ). I had to get a written prescription from my Dr. and then I was able to order it directly from the Madela website. 100% free!
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Medela brand accessories i would recomend the charger and exta pumping parts. For non Medela i would highly recommend Pumpin pals flanges to pump with. They are a lot more comfortable then the ones that come with this and are easier on the nipples.
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Enfamil disposable standard nipples fit the bottles that come with Ameda Purely Yours breast pump.
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I prefer an electric pump over the manual pump. The electric pump (battery pack or plug) is more consistent and produces more milk for me. The advantage of a manual pump would be that there is no noise. I would use a manual when it's not feasible to use an electric pump, but would not choose that as my sole pump.
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What do you mean by double electric? It runs off of either the battery pack (8 AAs) or the AC wall adapter. It can pump one or both breasts at once.
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I have the Ameda double pump, I wouldn't know about other models but, it works great on mine!!I can't imagine Ameda not making them universal.
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The manual pump has a standard size breast shield. Do not get replacement sheilds for the manual pump, they will not fit. The manual pump is more comfortable because you control the suction.
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Good evening I would like to start by saying we sell hundreds of Madella pumps a year and to be honest with you they are basically all the exact same motor. The only difference usually is the style of the bag. Typically the insurance companies will give you the not a stylish brown lunchbox style tote or the one listed above with the cooler. The ones the people are typically purchasing now are the metro bag which is more stylish and looks like a large diaper bag and serve the dual purpose of diaper bag as well as pump but does not look like a pokey hospital style pump What's also convenient about the metro bag is that the pump is in its own little lunch bag style size told that is removable and you can use it for portable pumping in your home your vehicle or wherever you choose to pump without having to carry large awkward tote looks like a big beach cooler. If you have any additional questions please feel free to contact us if you're looking for a stylish pump we have many in stock somewhere listed and some are not yet listed. Thank you very much the baby Depot
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So the adapters are so that you can pump into your bottles. I have a medela breast pump. I own six glass bornfree bottles. Which are amazing by the way and two dr browns. The Dr browns will fit right into your medela pump parts. I just prefer the born free cause it had a natural flow nipple. My daughter transitions from breast to bottle no problem. But with the Dr browns she had some nipple confusion. Hope I helped. Ask me any questions you may have. I did insane amounts of baby research before settling on most of my baby things.
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I think so. I did not use that particular pump. But I have used the Medela bottles with the ameda pump as well as the ameda bottles. The bottles themselves I can use interchangeably. (I have used ameda tops on Medela bottles and nipples and vice versa with no problems) So my guess is yes it can. I hope that helps some.
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It's really up you what you like better. I bought a double breast pump thinking that at work every day, this would be faster. The one I bought had attachments to turn it into a hand pump in case of no electricity. I tried both ways and decided that I like the hand pump (single breast) better and I can use the other hand to continue working. The single pumps are usually cheaper but if this isn't an issue and getting it done faster is more appealing, then buy a double. This is the one I bought. Philips Avent ISIS iQ Duo Twin Electric Breast Pump, BPA Free - White It's really up you what you like better. I bought a double breast pump thinking that at work every day, this would be faster. The one I bought had attachments to turn it into a hand pump in case of no electricity. I tried both ways and decided that I like the hand pump (single breast) better and I can use the other hand to continue working. The single pumps are usually cheaper but if this isn't an issue and getting it done faster is more appealing, then buy a double. This is the one I bought. Philips Avent ISIS iQ Duo Twin Electric... » Read More It's really up you what you like better. I bought a double breast pump thinking that at work every day, this would be faster. The one I bought had attachments to turn it into a hand pump in case of no electricity. I tried both ways and decided that I like the hand pump (single breast) better and I can use the other hand to continue working. The single pumps are usually cheaper but if this isn't an issue and getting it done faster is more appealing, then buy a double. This is the one I bought. Philips Avent ISIS iQ Duo Twin Electric Breast Pump, BPA Free - White « Show Less
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Hi I could not find them separately so I had to order both, my problem was the metal part, somehow that is the part that gives more problems, my advice is to buy the whole thing and sooner or later you will have to replace the pump itself. Maria
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http://www.pregnancy.com.au/shop/products/Ameda-Car-Adaptor-for-Elite-Electric-Hospital-Grade-Pump.html
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They are different model types best viewed by looking at pictures of the two. The pump in style is a motor built into a bag -- thus making it seem rather bulky. At least the oldest versions required that the pump in style be plugged in for use. This might have changed in the newer model. The freestyle motor has been built into a portable machine that can be run on battery power outside of the larger bag. Personal experience with both models has me convinced that smaller and more portable (and more expensive) is not necessarily the best option. The freestyle has expensive spare parts ($15 for 2) that have to be replaced every 8-10 weeks. The comparable part of the pump in style can go for 4-6 months and he replacement cost is $7 for 7. The freestyle parts are hard to locate in stores -- thus making online ordering essential. The suction of the freestyle is inferior to the pump in style -- especially so when it is not plugged in. I used to pump with the freestyle and then the pump in style. It was always remarkable the amount of milk that could still be pumped when the freestyle gave all indications that there wasn't more to be had.
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I actually have the S1 and the S2, they are basically the same pump, except the S1 is rechargeable, (and blue) while the S2 MUST be plugged in to work, it does not have a battery of any sort (and it's pink). I LOVE both pumps! but the S1 is definitely worth the extra $$ for the freedom from the plug! I find I can get about 3 1/2- to 4 full pumping sessions out of my S1 before recharging!
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the pump was great while i was using it...i have now stopped breastfeeding unfortunately but the memory function does come in quite handy...only thing is be careful of the connecting powerpoint plug...the one that comes with the pump is uk or us fit i think and because i live in australia i had to attach a different power outlet cord which i happened to have one spare!