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Evenflo Comfort Select Auto-Cycling Breast Pump
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In Stock
Price:
$37.69
$29.01*
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| Part No: | B00007DWDZ |
| Manufacturer: | Evenflo |
| MFG Part: | 5214118 |
| Customer Rating: | 2.5 / 5.0 |
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- Automatic cycling simulates baby's suckling
- Vacuum-control dial allows you to adjust suction pressure
- Pump horn has full silicone cushion insert for increased comfort
- Operates on either an AC adapter or 3 AA batteries
- Compact, lightweight and discreet
Features: - The vacuum control dial adjusts the suction pressure for customized comfort
- Pump horn has a soft horn insert for customized and effective fit
- Ergonimic easy-grip handle for ease of use
- The auto-cycling vacuum simulates your baby's suckling
- Quiet operation for discreet pumping
- Battery or A/C adaptor - compact, lightweight design allows easy portablity
- Includes pump unit, 4 oz. collection bottle, nipple, cap ring, hood, sealing disc, 4 disposable nursing pads and a carrying case
| evenflo comfort select | 2010-03-08 | 2 / 5 |
| | This pump is extremely weak. There is barely any suction. It is also so loud that there is no way to relax to get let down, more or less enjoy watching anything on TV. I would not recommend this product for anyone who would like to pump discreetly. WAY TO LOUD |
| exceeded expectations | 2010-02-15 | 5 / 5 |
| | I bought the evenflo select comfort to use along with breastfeeding my 6 month old. She has started eating solids and our pediatrician recommended that we get her use to drinking out of a cup with her meals as she is exclusively breastfed. I had the medela pump in style for use with my firstborn that wouldn't take to latching on, it was perfect for my everyday every 3-4 hr pumping sesions but i needed something smaller and portable for the once a day pumping sessions with my 2nd child. The medela, with it's cord and tubing was too much of a hassle, trying to breastfeed and pump at the same time with it was too much, i was always messing with the tubes and I had to stay in one place. So i looked on-line for a cordless, tubeless, non-manual product and came across the comfort select, after reading the mixed reviews i decided to give it a try. Much to my amazment it did just as good a job as my medela with only using the batteries! I also found it to be less noisey then my medela, which i was suprised b/c everyone complained about how loud it is, it does make a loud noise but was not a nucence to us in fact it lulled my daughter to sleep(added bonus!). I would recommend this product to anyone, but you must read the directions b/c the assembly is tricky it must lock into plac |
| DO NOT BUY THIS!!! | 2010-01-25 | 1 / 5 |
| | I WAS VERY UNHAPPY WITH THIS PUMP. I'M A FIRST TIME MOM AND DIDN'T REALIZE THAT IN SOME CASES SPENDING THE EXTRA MONEY IS SOMETIMES NECESSARY WITH BABY SUPPLIES. IN THE HOSPITAL I WAS SUPPLIED WITH A MEDELA HARMONY PUMP TO USE AND WAS VERY HAPPY WITH IT, I THOUGHT THIS WOULD WORK THE SAME AT HOME. I WAS VERY WRONG!!! I LIVE IN A SMALL TOWN AND WE HAD A 3 HOUR RIDE HOME FROM THE HOSPITAL. BY THE TIME WE ARRIVED HOME I WAS VERY ENGORGED AND DESPERATE. MY NEWBORN HAD LATCHING ON PROBLEMS AT FIRST SO AS SOON AS WE GOT HOME I ASSEMBLED THE PUMP AND SAT DOWN TO USE IT. NOTHING HAPPENED. I THOUGHT I WAS HAVING LETDOWN PROBLEMS SO I TRIED HAND EXPRESSING AND WAS SUPRISED TO FIND THAT I WAS SPRAYING MILK EVERYWHERE! THERE WAS JUST NOT ENOUGH POWER TO PULL OUT THE MILK. I WAS VERY UPSET ABOUT WASTING MY MONEY. IT'S NOT LIKE THIS IS A RETURNABLE ITEM. LUCKILY THE HOSPITAL HAD SENT ME HOME WITH A MEDELA MANUAL PUMP AND THAT WORKED GREAT UNTIL I COULD FIND A DECENT RENTAL. PLEASE LISTEN TO THE LOW RATINGS ON THIS PUMP. I DIDN'T AND I REGRET IT. I COULD'VE SPENT THE ADDITIONAL MONEY AND PURCHASED A GOOD RECOMMENDED PUMP. I ENDED UP THROWING THIS PUMP AWAY AND I CRINGED WHEN I DID IT, IT FELT SO WASTEFUL! |
| Only worth it if you're in a pinch.... | 2010-01-20 | 2 / 5 |
| I opted to exclusively pump instead of breastfeeding as my son had problems latching on. I rented a hospital-grade pump (the Medela Lactina Select) from a local pharmacy, but it's a huge pump that's inconvenient to drag around with you. This seemed to be a good take-along pump.
The upside is that it is easily transported. It does have vibration that helps with stimulation, so it was able to help me get milk supply back when it started to taper off.
The downsides is that it's incredibly LOUD. I would not find this something you'd take to a place where you want to be discreet. I also have to watch because sometimes the valve doesn't open and let the milk drain into the bottle, so if it backs up it leaks out. Mine also will only work if I have it plugged in- batteries don't seem to do anything.
It does have the option of changing the suction, but it almost feels more like there's only 2 variations, and unless you work your way up to the strongest, it's extremely painful at first. I also found that it's easier if you don't use the silicone insert because it has a hard time creating suction when that's in place. It also took me nearly and hour to use as it's not strong enough to really pull milk out quickly.
Overall, it's good if you have another pump that really works and you just need something to get you by in a quick pinch, but if you're going to only use one pump, I'd recommend buying something a little nicer. |
| Apparently noting to do with the seller, but the pump is just bad | 2010-01-05 | 1 / 5 |
| After getting an inappropriate email directly from the seller to my personal email, I decided to get rid of the feedback I gave them, but write a full negative review about the product. By the way, Mr. Seller, nobody likes to be bothered at home, even if it is about making amends.
First of all, note that I got the item defective. The ring that goes into the top of the bottle was broken, so, I am not sure if the suction of the pump was bad because of that, or because the pump is just not up to par. I did not think that the ring had much to do with it, and if that is the case, then that speaks even worse about the pump itself. Maybe we will try another pump, but very possibly not this one.
The little that we tried it, we did not get a SINGLE drop at all.
I honestly don't know how you can get any suction from a battery powered pump (considering that you don't use the ac), and when you DO use the AC, there is almost no difference at all in suction.
Just a bad product. I'd suggest getting the bigger, more powerful pumps. |
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