Medela Pump-In-Style Advanced Double Breastpump - ?80

By secondtimemum
May 18, 2015 in The Family Room Classifieds

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Posted May 18, 2015

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Posted May 18, 2015

Hi there, I am selling my used Medela Pump in Style Double Breastpump - it is the same as this one - http://www.mothercare.com/Medela-Pump-In-Style-Advanced-Double-Electric-Breastpump/320333,default,pd.html

It was used for about 12 months in total but has been well looked after. The pump itself is "built" into a backpack making it very portable and handy for storing bottles/nappies etc. Really efficient pump to use. Comes wit a cooler bag and original instruction manual (although it has some neurofen syrup stains on the cover!). I do have the original medela bottles which you are welcome to but they are used.

I do have another unused medela pumping kit - 2xPersonalFit Breast Shields (standard 24mm shields), 2xConnectors, 2x Valve Heads & Valve Membranes, 2xBreastmilk Bottles 150ml, 2xBottle Stands, 2xTubes. I also have a pair of used 27mm breastshields if needed (cost ?8 from medela). 15 unused medela pump and store bags also included.

2 unused medela calma teats also available if wanted

?80 for the lot, please PM me if any questions, collect from SE21. See photo attached.

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