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Avent Isis Manual Breast Pump | 
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| Brand: Avent
Category: Baby Product
List Price: $49.99
Buy New: $25.00
You Save: $24.99 (50%)
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Rating:  587 reviews
Batteries Included: No
Shipping Weight (lbs): 1
Dimensions (in): 7.7 x 3 x 9
MPN: 493
Model: 00493
UPC: 761269004030
EAN: 0761269004030
Release Date: March 9, 2007
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | Includes one ISIS Manual Breast Pump, two 4-oz AVENT Natural Feeding Bottles and two Sealing Discs for breast milk storage |
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Product Description
Breast Pumps Avent ISIS Breast Pump
Editorial Review
The Avent Isis breast pump is a great portable system. This manual pump provides a comfortable and efficient way to pump without the need for a larger, battery-run breast pump. The disposable silicone "let-down" cushion has five petal-shaped massagers that flex in and out to imitate your baby's suckling. It's comfortable because you control the speed and pressure. This pump is easy to take apart and clean and comes with a stand, travel cover, sealing disc, spare diaphragm, and two valves. It also has a newborn nipple so you can use the 4-ounce bottle to feed your baby. --Andrea Linsky
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| Customer Reviews: Read 582 more reviews...
 Surprisingly good pump November 23, 2008
wylev (New York, NY United States)
This pump turned out to be all that I needed. At first, I wasn't sure whether to buy both a manual and electric pump because I didn't know how much I would be pumping. Now that I've used this, I think I can manage with just this manual pump, even if I have to use this every day.
PROS: very easy to set up and use; portable and versatile
CONS: like any other gadget, you have to learn to use it and adjust to get the maximum performance
Bottom line, you definitely get your money's worth with this product.
great pump better than Pump in style and cheap November 13, 2008
Cassandra J. Cates (Orlando, Florida)
I bought this because I read good reviews and I liked how the Avent bottles mimic the breast. I got the kit that had the insulated bag and it came with a few 4 oz and 9oz bottles. I love this for the following:
-It's small and easy to carry. With the black insulated bag noone but friends know I have a breast pump in it. The bag easily holds the pump and 2 full bottles, maybe even 3.
-Easy to clean, there are hardly any parts!
-I can control the suction!
-I get a ton of milk.
I was getting about 4 oz in 15 minutes on this doing one breast
I thought I could get more so bought a pump in style and I was getting 1 oz per breast in 20 minutes. They say electric is best , not always true. However Medela has the custom shields, I had to also buy a size bigger. With the Avent I just take out the flowered soft cup and use it as is and I am fine. I was using the large Medela ones.
Works for me! November 11, 2008
The Sweet Life (California)
I had to take a last minute trip and was in need of a manual pump, not wanting to hassle with my Pump in Style on the road. I remember my doula had recommended the Isis so I decided to check it out. After reading the reviews here about the problems some people have with this pump I was a little hesitant but went ahead and purchased it anyway at Babies R us (for about $12.00 more than Amazon has it listed for).
I have had "star" valve pop off during pumping once and yes it was a bit irritating but it only happened that one time and I have been using it for about 6wks now at least once a day with a few days of all-day use.
I get SO much more milk from this than my electric Pump in Stlye, its not even funny, especially considering how much less this one cost! The PIS was purchased nearly 5yrs ago before our first child was born though so maybe its a technology thing? I am recommending the Isis to all my friends who are also pregnant, this is my third baby and I wish I had the Isis for the first two!!
 it is terrible November 10, 2008
P. Huang (wichita,KS)
I tried couple times to pump the milk, I could not pump any milk out. I would not recommend anybody else would buy it.
 What a pain! November 4, 2008
Sim_Sun (Bellingham, WA)
0 out of 1 found this review helpful
I had to get an electric pump after attempting to use a manual one. I got the Isis Avent because I trust the brand so much. It was awkward to use and just too much work for so little breastmilk. Electric pumps are expensive but you can get them used on e-bay, garage sales, consignment, or Craigslist for cheap.
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