What is the difference between Medela& Ameda breast pumps?
Ameda and Medela breast pumps are two popular choices for nursing mothers who wish to pump milk. While both are safe, effective choices, each brand has minor differences that may determine which brand you choose to purchase.PriceMedela pumps are generally slightly higher in price than Ameda pumps. Ameda’s highest priced electric pump is $299, while the comparable Medela costs $329.EfficiencyBoth Medela and Ameda electric and hospital grade pumps are effective for daily use and both companies’ manual pumps work well for occasional use. Ameda pumps include a patented Hygenikit collection system that further reduces the risk of contamination to pumped milk while Medela pumps do not.StylesBoth Medela and Ameda offer electric, hospital grade and manual breast pumps, however Medela offers more options for women pumping on occasion as opposed to those pumping daily including the PedalPump manual model that the mother powers with her foot. Medela also makes a completely hands-free pump while A
