The only pump I'll ever use
With my 1st baby, I rented a Medela hospital grade electric pump. I did the job pretty well, but the suction was weak and sluggish. With baby #2, I purchased the EvenFlo electric pump..I advise you to avoid that one like the plague (lacation consultants are unanimous that the EvenFlo pump pulls too hard on the breast tissue). Not to mention the fact that if you're a working/nursing Mom, you'd better have a private place to pump that doesn't require the use of an outlet!<br />  I just purchased the Avent Isis pump on the advice of my hospital's lactation consultant. What a joy! No outlet required, silent, and easy to assemble and operate. Breast pump includes rubber insert that cups the breast to stimulate the let-down reflex quicker (literally within seconds- I was amazed how fast it happened); also includes travel cover, disposable nurser, 20 pre-sterilzed liners, 10 sealing clips, 40 date labels, 3 extra liner holders, sterile nipple travel pack (with Newborn nipple for disposable nurser)spare parts and instruction pamphlets. If you'd rather not spend money on the disposable liners, the Avent bottles can also be used with this pump in leiu of the disposable nurser, if need be. All in all, I am one satisfied customer. Avent makes great products and I've never been disappointed.
Rating: 5 stars