Every breastfeeding mother has unique needs. The pump that works best for her is an individual choice dependent upon her lifestyle and how often she will be pumping.
Use this chart to help you choose the breastpump that is right for you:
Choosing the right breastpump
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1st choice
2nd choiceMedela breastpumps are recommended by lactation consultants and midwives all over the world and support extended breastfeeding.