Medela Swing Breast Pump 1/3 OFF

JChalky

Hi all,

The Medela Swing 2 -phase breast pump usually 90 quid is currently just over 67 quid at Toys R Us. The best price I have found. This offer is in store only. You find it at full price online.
Happy Shopping
xxx;)

planky

but is it guaranteed to make your breasts bigger?

cannydustin

The Pump In Style is a working moms dream. One can pump between meetings, and store in the refrigerator, or in the built-in insulator. If storing breast milk in the refrigerator at work, be sure to mark it, as others may be tempted to flavor their coffee unknowingly. The pump and all its parts weighs 7-lbs. This isn’t heavy, but when loaded with 3-frozen ice packs, and 4-full bottles it can weigh up to 12 pounds.

BiffoBeth

JChalky wrote: »

Hi all,

The Medela Swing 2 -phase breast pump usually 90 quid is currently just over 67 quid at Toys R Us. The best price I have found. This offer is in store only. You find it at full price online.
Happy Shopping
xxx;)

Been looking for a cheap one last couple of days but they are no longer on offer....boohoo I am gutted

moiramber

I had been looking to buy this pump for weeks then finally took the plunge and bought it from Tesco direct the day before this offer was on! Gutted!

It really is such a great pump though, don't know where i'd be without it

BiffoBeth

I ended up getting a Phillips Avent Isis IQ Uno with 20% off and £13 advantage card points from Boots. I haven't found a problem with it so far - mind you only using it for two days - Baby still not taking bottle tho - Grrr

poppy10_2

suspicious number of spammers on this thread

cloud9

I had mandela swing and would highly recommend it

Lütz_Pangaloo

planky wrote: »

but is it guaranteed to make your breasts bigger?

Good point.

I've tried a few pumps in my time and none has had any lasting effect.

lynnexxxo

Many breastfeeding support groups will give you a basic handpump free of charge.
I certainly would not spend a lot on an electric pump until I was certain I was going to use it. Which would be after the baby is born. An I can't imagine they have great resale value on ebay (anyone else find a second hand breast pump just a bit icky?)

BiffoBeth

lynnexxxo wrote: »

Many breastfeeding support groups will give you a basic handpump free of charge.
I certainly would not spend a lot on an electric pump until I was certain I was going to use it. Which would be after the baby is born. An I can't imagine they have great resale value on ebay (anyone else find a second hand breast pump just a bit icky?)

Would you believe people are paying only up to about a tenner less than the retail price for a used one - they seem to be just sterilising them first. I wouldn't recommend getting one until you have the baby and want to continue breastfeeding - I personally have found it really easy to use - the hard bit is trying to get my 12 week old take it from a bottle :-(