Medela Pump In Style Double Electric Breast Pump with Max Flow Technology
PRODUCT DETAILS
The new Pump In Style® with Max Flow™ technology - a highly effective yet easy to use double electric breast pump designed for daily use.
- Efficient: Advanced motor generates vacuum with MaxFlow™ micro-vibrations for effective breast milk expression
- More Milk: Clinically proven to increase milk volume by 11.8%*
- Easy to Use: Few parts to clean and assemble
- Intuitive control: Medela's combined speed and vacuum settings are pre-programmed based on our extensive research in breastfeeding and pumping
- Comfortable pumping: PersonalFit Plus™ breast shields with soft rim and oval shape for more comfort and a better fit*
- 2-Phase Expression® technology: mimics baby’s natural sucking rhythm
- BPA free
- *Clinical studies, PersonalFit Flex compared to PersonalFit data on file
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Q: How often should I use a breast pump?
A: It depends on your needs. Many mothers pump every 2-3 hours to maintain supply, while others pump less frequently depending on feeding schedules.
Q: Which breast pumps are the best?
A: The best breast pump varies based on personal needs. Electric pumps offer speed, manual pumps are portable, and hospital-grade pumps provide the strongest suction.
Q: Do breast pumps expire?
A: While breast pumps do not have an official expiration date, their motors and parts can wear out over time. It’s recommended to replace parts as needed.
Q: How do I clean and maintain my breast pump?
A: Always clean and sterilize pump parts after each use to prevent contamination. Follow manufacturer guidelines for safe maintenance.
Q: Are breast pumps covered by insurance?
A: While some insurance providers may cover breast pumps, Medicinal Supplies does not process insurance claims. Customers should check with their provider and submit necessary documents for reimbursement on their own.
Q: Can I reuse a breast pump for multiple babies?
A: Yes, but only if it’s a closed-system pump. Open-system pumps may harbor bacteria and should not be shared.