Philips Avent

I wanted to give kudos to the Avent manual pump. I was an oversupplier until I stopped pumping a few weeks ago. I pumped for a year using only the Avent manual pump. I never had to replace any parts or the pump itself. I can't say enough good things about it because with the help of this pump, I was able to provide my cub with enough breast milk to store and enough to give him fresh milk throughout the day when he wasn't breastfeeding. It was also extremely easy to take to places like work or on a road trip (not driving of course lol) Thank you!

I was given a manual pump in the hospital..it was useless..I purchased an expensive electric pump and it took me a half hour of pumping to get 2oz of milk..someone recommended this pump to me, I found it on sale at a local grocery store, used it once and pumped 8oz of milk from each breast within 10 minutes..it's so easy to use, gentle on your breast and easy to clean..I now recommend this pump to everyone and plan on using it with baby number 2 due in October! I honestly can not sing enough praises for this pump!

Anyone who has problems with this pump is using it wrong. I don't have any leaking problems. I've seen people say it has too many parts and that's just laziness! I've tried the cheaper electric pumps and they do nothing, no suction. I can pump with my manual Avent pump just as fast as a medela double electric pump and Avent is a fraction of the cost of those. The best thing is how you can control the pressure if you are tender.

This is used for my second child. I primarily pump and bottle feed as I'm back to work. It is a very easy to use, lightweight pump. After time (2 months) I have noticed it leaking more. Just a bit here and there, but breast milk is priceless. I bought a larger bottle to attach and it leaks much more than the 4 oz bottle it came with. The cushion petal addition is optional but it really does add comfort, especially for those new to pumping. I like that I can toss it in my purse for whenever I made need it and it's silent. Wish it came with freezer bags (I don't know if Avent even makes any) and a larger bottle because having to stop pumping to empty the small one is kind of annoying. It's definitely worth the minimal amount I paid for compared to the hundreds of dollars others are.

I was very intimated about pumping but this pump is actually really simple once u use it a couple of times. I just returned to work and hopefully it helps me keep up my milk supply. I ruined a couple of the pump pieces when i first boiled them and i called Phillips and they replaced it at no charge, EXCELLENT customer service

i had one of these for baby #1 (12 years old) & baby #2 (8 years old.) i loved it; simple (despite many parts), nice price, lasted for many years. was easy to tote around in the diaper bag, dishwasher proof, pretty darn fool proof, honestly. you could decide how fast or slow to pump and also how much suction to apply, along with the length of the pressure & suction applied. it helped increase milk supply & helped daddy have bonding time with little ones. the only complaint that i have is that milk would get sucked up under the petal shield and would leak a little.

I was able to able to increase my milk supply by 2 oz per breast when I switched to this pump. Additionally, after 11 years I was able to pass it on and it didn't miss a beat in assisting my best friend in building up her milk. Her daughter however won't take the bottles and prefers a bottle that is more like a breast made by a competitor.

When my 12 year old was born, I bought an Avent Isis pump. Loved it so much I bought a second so I could pump both breasts at one time. I used them, my niece used them, and my step daughter used them. They would probably still work but God ony knows where my stepdaughter put them. When my daughter becamse pregnant, the Avent pump went right on the registry. She's having problems with her daughter latching, so pumping was a necessity. Unfortunately, they changed the design somewhat and she's not had the success with the pump I thought she would so I bought her a Medela electric. I looked on this site to see what the problem may be. I thought it was the new funnel valve which replaced the star valve. It turns out it's the adapter ring, which the manual mentions as a part, but does not indicate or mention using. I watched the video - the manual is shown as still having a star valve and the adapter ring is not even mentioned or shown. I'm really disappointed. The pump may work properly now that I saw - on the FAQ page but nowhere else - that the adapter ring is needed. However, I already bought the electric which brought a sigh of relief to my daughter.

Short and sweet: While it does express milk pretty well, this pump leaks horribly! And leaks even worse with the massaging petals attached!!! I kind of hate using it! But since I can't return it, I'm stuck with it!

Product did not work for me at all. The milk would flow back. Between the petal and the cone and would swish back and forth making it harder to get a grip on my breast and suck any milk out. And whatever was stck in between tne petal n cone would at times come out and make a sticky mess. I had to return product.