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Honest Review: Medela Pump in Style Advanced Double Breastpump

Photo Credit: www.walmart.com


When I was trying to pump this is the breast pump I used. I got mine for free through my insurance, so if you want one but think they are pricey I would definitely call up your insurance and see if they will help! The machine itself is very high quality. I like that it come with the bag so you can just grab it and go as well and just know that you have everything you will need in that little bag. Also, the pump is very compact and light weight so it is easy to take from place to place. The pump is pretty quiet as well, I have even pumped before with my son napping in the room with me. 
My main thing with this pump was the price, which stayed around the $250 area no matter which store I tried to look for it at ( Walmart, Target, Babies R Us, etc.). One thing I did learn from people who tried to take the cheap way out is that some of the less expensive breast pumps can tend to be more uncomfortable so what would happen is they would buy the cheap pump trying to save money and in the end have to go buy the Medela brand pumps anyways. My advice would be to either bite the bullet and buy the nice Medela the first time around so you do not end paying for the cheap one that doesn't work and then the expensive one as well. Pumping is not the most comfortable experience in the world anyways so I really would spend the extra money if at all possible to get the better pump. 

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