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Medela Symphony Breast Pump - 2 units available - Language: Dutch - Please note: No program card and no cart 425MEDE0017... view more
Asking Price:
€400 EUR
Ameda Elite Breast Pump - S/N: AL06030235 - Rotary knobs - Good working condition - Cart 425AMED0023... view more
Asking Price:
€350 EUR
Optional: Disposable accessories (Sealed) For pricing and more information please get in touch. ... view more
The breast pump FISIO gives the mother the natural feel of breastfeeding by faithfully and smoothly reproducing the action of a breastfeeding baby. It offers comfort and the opportunity to extend... view more
o Reconditioned (used), o Technical condition: very good, o Visual condition: very good, o Real photos of the product, o Made in Switzerland, o Date of production: 2012, o Power supply: 230 V,... view more
Breast pumps are medical devices used to extract milk from a mother’s breasts. They are commonly used by mothers who are unable to breastfeed their babies directly, such as those who are returning to work or have health issues that prevent them from nursing. Breast pumps are also used to increase milk production and to store milk for future use.
The price range for breast pumps can vary greatly depending on the type of pump and the features it offers. Manual pumps are typically the most affordable, ranging from $30 to $100. Electric pumps are more expensive, ranging from $100 to $400. High-end pumps can cost up to $1000.
There are several manufacturers of breast pumps, including Medela, Ameda, Spectra, and Philips Avent. These companies offer a variety of pumps, from manual to electric, and they all provide a range of features such as adjustable suction, multiple settings, and rechargeable batteries.
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