Breast pump

Ya insurance doesn't cover a pump here at all I don't think but maybe I should check that... Never heard of that... It will cost me 70 dollars a month to rent the hospital grade one but they are over a thousand dollars to buy :s

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Originally Posted by The Anchor

I wonder why they limit the choices to those two? Anyway, I have always used the medela which has done the trick for me.

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They offer the medela pump in style and ameda purely yours as options too but they won't be in stock by the time I need it. I had good luck with a medela with my first son, but the medela model ( no idea which) I currently really hurts to use. :)

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Originally Posted by Wanting-a-girl

Ya insurance doesn't cover a pump here at all I don't think but maybe I should check that... Never heard of that... It will cost me 70 dollars a month to rent the hospital grade one but they are over a thousand dollars to buy :s

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Ours hasn't in the past but there was some law passed this past year where breast pumps are now fully covered under insurance as well contraception. Figured I should take advantage since I'm unhappy with my current pump and I was not able to get my first 2 boys to latch on since they were 4-5 weeks early.