Breast Pump Comparisons

Miscellaneous Breast Pumps Yet-to-be Reviewed by Users

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In alphabetical order, these breast pumps are a little less known, and have not received a sufficient number of online reviews to be able to fit them anywhere else on this site.

Bailey Nurture III Breast Pump
 --Also distributed by Ameda Hollister

Here is some information about the Bailey III:

• AC only - no battery
• Double breast pumping* or single breast possible
• 4 level adjustable suction from
  0 to 220 mmHg.*
• Can be cycled every 2.5 to 3.5 second (17 to 24 cpm*), takes 4 seconds to reach 220 mmHg*.
• User manually controls cycling by covering and uncovering a vent with one finger.
• Replace filter every 4 to 6 weeks
• Can be used with Ameda Flexishield*
• 5 lbs.
• Car adapter available
• Parts to wash*: 8
• Parts to assemble*: 11
• 2 year manufacturer warranty
  (5 years if purchased directly from Bailey)
• Can be purchased online with tote and accessories for $150

Bicycle Horn Breast Pumps

These styles of breast pump were available freely more than twenty years ago and since the first invention of the breast pump. It resembles an old-fashioned bicycle horn because it has a funnel (the part placed against the breast) with a rubber bulb (the part that is squeezed to produce suction). These types of pumps are typically too weak to be effective. The design has been reincarnated in two recent pumps: the Cara Breast Pump and the Nuby Natural Touch. Reviews are sparse and not very good at this time.

Discontinued Breast Pumps?

Whisper Wear Hands-Free, Lumiscope Gentle Expressions, Limerick or PJ’s Comfort Electric Breast Pump, Dr. Brown’s Natural Flow Breast Pump, Playtex Embrace.

Hygeia Enjoye Breast Pump

This product deserves an "honorable mention" for an unprecedented and generous consumer return policy for a breast pump.It is also a closed system pump, and the company encourages their pumps to be be resold or shared (when each user has their own personal accessory kit) for environmental reasons. There are not many reviews yet available, but early reviews seem to be mostly favorable.

For more information about the Hygeia Enjoye on our site., including pump rentals, visit here or go to the official Hygeia Enjoye site.

Playtex Breast Pumps

The Playtex company currently makes the Playtex Petite Electric Breast Pump which it says is for occasional use only. Unfortunately it has not received a large number of reviews and so far the reviews do not appear to be very favorable. The few advantages of the pump may be the massaging feature and the fact that it is "closed system" for cleaner milk collection. Playtex also makes a manual pump that has not received very many reviews. The Playtex Embrace has been discontinued.

Whittlestone Breast Expressers

These breast expressers are now available for rental as well as sale, and as a manual or an electric breast pump. They use a combination massaging action with one-way air flow, differing from traditional suction-only breast pumps. No reviews available. For more information about massaging breast pumps, see The New Trend in Breast Pumps: Massage.

For more information about the Whittlestone, including pump rentals, visit www.whittlestone.com/.

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