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Avent Isis IQ DUO Comparison
Most HelpfulFavorable Review
When I had my baby girl 15 month ago I knew I wanted to breastfeed and I also knew I had to return to work shortly after she was born; I already had 2 kids and both I gave up nursing way to soon and this one I wanted to nurse as long as I could, I researched as much as I could and looked into manual...
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Most HelpfulCritical Review
My son was a month pre-mature and his jaw was too small to latch onto my breast. This was devistating-because I never got to breast feed :-(. I rented the Medela breast pump from the hospital for a month-but found $80.00 additional expense to be a bit much so decided to invest in our own. We purchased...
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With my first child I was a working mom using the avent manual pump. I thought it was great but could only pump one breast at a time which made it difficult for let down twice. With my second child I decided I would still use the avent but wanted an electronic pump which pumped both breast stimutainulously. I loved it. This pump memorizes your rhythm and repeats on next start up. During one of my trips to work apple juice had spilt on the motor. While I was waiting for a new motor(this comes with 1 yr warranty if receipt is kept) I used the medela pump in style. I hated it. It took for ever to...
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My significant other bought the Avent Isis IQ DUO breast pump for me so that when I went back to work I wouldn't have to spend as much time pumping as I would with a manual pump. I haven't had any problems with this pump at all and I've using it 5 days a week for about 8 months now. It's very simple to use and the directions are not complicated to follow. They give you two silver bags to store your pump parts in, so that if you put the horns in the refrigerator at work nobody knows what's in them. It also comes with 2 insulated bags to store the bottles in, along with freezer packs to keep them...
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