I am an expecting mom and is planning to buy the the Avent Manual Comfort Breast Pump? Is it sure that I can use this replacement valve for this pump?
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Yes, you can use this valve for the manual pump. However, I recommend you to buy the Double Electric Comfort Breast Pump. It could help you to save time and your strength. It worths money
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Yes these are the ones that fit. I also recommend you look up being the right shield size. You may have to replace the comfort shield if you have larger nipples. It will save you some frustration of you have trouble after you have your baby.
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Yes it is. The manual and electric pump valves are interchangeable :D I have both the manual and electric and use these for both.
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Not well - I bought two of these for my scf310/20 Manuel Avent pump. It fits on the outside part but that's about it... the inside part folded up funny. I took scissors and trimmed the whole bottom part off and kind of made it work but it's definitely not as good as the original, sorry to say. Good luck!
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Dear Robert:Ours was an aerobed mattress on an Ethan Allen sofabed. The valve was the same that we saw on Amazon and worked perfectly on our sofabed mattress. Compare your valve to the valve you are looking to buy. If they look the same, they'll work. You can also go on google and see a video showing how to replace the valve. Good luck.
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Yes. The fitting part that gies over the valve has this thing you unscrew that opens it up, and from there you just flipflop a tiny plastic cylinder inside, screw it back on and pump away. Just don't drop the cylinder! It's pebble sized. Also. I really recommend getting the model with the small hose on it. Once you get into into higher psi you really have to work hard to get hat pressure in there, while simultaneously not moving the pump/valve connection. Very difficult considering how hard you gotta pump once u get over 65/70psi
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Yes, for the Pump in Style. I think Personal Fit refers to the fact that they offer various sizes for the part that goes over the breast (the cup part, sold separately), so you can get the best fit.
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I absolutely love my manual pump because I can take it anywhere. I use my Medela manual pump at work. I like that it is easy to clean, only 4 parts to put together, gives me privacy because it is quite compared to the electric pumps. The only con is that the medela manual breast pump is meant to be used occasionally not daily or it will start to lose suction.
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Not sure about the warrenty, but before you go and buy one check with your health insurance. I believe that now because of Obama care when you deliver a baby federal government gives you a breast pump at no cost. Kind of like Uncle Sam giving you a baby shower gift. We submitted our receipt to our insurance provider and we got refund from our healthcare provider when we had our son.
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They will, though not perfectly! Honestly if you want better pumping comfort, I would recommend a set of Pumpinpal flanges at http://www.pumpinpal.com/. They are reasonably priced and make pumping so much more comfortable! Not only that the owner and inventor will work with you if you cannot afford them, all you need to do is email him and you will find a link to his email on the site. Happy Pumping!
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Born free sells an adapter that fits the wide neck bottle and screws into the bottom of most breast pumps. I've used the adapter with Medela and Ameda pumps. The only complaint on my end is the glass bottles can be heavy while your're pumping and they're not ideal to store milk; I used them only for non-freezing or I used the plastic bottles.
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I read this online. Looks like you can use different sizes but it has to be the Lansinoh brand to ensure a proper fit. "Convenient and portable, the Lansinoh Manual Breast Pump is ideal for occasional use at home or away. The two pumping modes, Stimulation and Expression, help you gather more milk in less time while the ergonomic easy-express handle reduces hand fatigue. It's the ONLY pump to include two sizes of flanges, standard (25mm) and large (30.5mm), to ensure a perfect fit."
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Thank you for your question. Unfortunately, the Born Free Breast Pump Adapter does not fit the Spectra Breast Pump.
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They have a replacement parts store https://www.buyphilipsparts.com/staticpages/Philips_Mother_Child_CareFind your pump model and then select your parts, you can order via phone also.https://www.buyphilipsparts.com/model/AVTSCF304|02/_/_/Avent/SCF304|02/Avent_Twin_Electronic_Breast_Pump <--- for your pump
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I have both the Avent Classic and Avent Natural bottles; the systems work quite well together - sippy cup spouts, breast pump, and sealing discs fit well on both systems. Avent Classic has an extra ring in the assembly (on top of the bottle directly, before doing the screw-top portion with the nipple), which the Naturals seems to have integrated into the bottle itself.While I've not used THIS specific sippy spout, I've found everything I've used on one system can fit on the other. Including nipples and the rings -- you're not *supposed* to mix and match the nipples and bottles, but you can. I have both the Avent Classic and Avent Natural bottles; the systems work quite well together - sippy cup spouts, breast pump, and sealing discs fit well on both systems. Avent Classic has an extra ring in the assembly (on top of the bottle directly, before doing the screw-top portion with the nipple), which the Naturals seems to have integrated into the bottle itself.While I've not used THIS specific sippy spout, I've found everything I've used on one system can fit on the other. Including nipples and the rings -- you're not *supposed* to mix and match the nipples and bottles,... » Read More I have both the Avent Classic and Avent Natural bottles; the systems work quite well together - sippy cup spouts, breast pump, and sealing discs fit well on both systems. Avent Classic has an extra ring in the assembly (on top of the bottle directly, before doing the screw-top portion with the nipple), which the Naturals seems to have integrated into the bottle itself.While I've not used THIS specific sippy spout, I've found everything I've used on one system can fit on the other. Including nipples and the rings -- you're not *supposed* to mix and match the nipples and bottles, but you can. « Show Less
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What breast pump are you using? These attachments work with the Medela breast pump, so you are able to pump directly into the Avent bottles (which have a wider neck, than the Medela bottles). Not sure if this is helpful?
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I don't know anything about that mattress, but they send 2 valves - alike, but differently threaded. Apparently that is enough to cover the possibilities. It worked for me and the cost of the experiment was far less than the cost of a new mattress. Good luck.
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Honestly, the 24 mm shields don't work with MOST breasts. However, there is a great aftermarket product that does work with the Avent Isis pump and every pumping mom should own anyhow. www.pumpinpal.com (no, I do not own the company -- just a satisfied customer!) The shields fit into the Avent shields and they actually "engulf" more breast tissue than a standard shield so you'll find you get more milk anyhow. Highly, highly recommended. I get so much more milk with the Avent Isis/Pumpin Pal combination than even with a rented Medela Symphony and the Pumpin Pal Super Shields. The Avent Isis is SO worth it -- you just need to buy the aftermarket shields (also, get a Simple Wishes bra!)
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Honestly, the 24 mm shields don't work with MOST breasts. However, there is a great aftermarket product that does work with the Avent Isis pump and every pumping mom should own anyhow. www.pumpinpal.com (no, I do not own the company -- just a satisfied customer!) The shields fit into the Avent shields and they actually "engulf" more breast tissue than a standard shield so you'll find you get more milk anyhow. Highly, highly recommended. I get so much more milk with the Avent Isis/Pumpin Pal combination than even with a rented Medela Symphony and the Pumpin Pal Super Shields. The Avent Isis is SO worth it -- you just need to buy the aftermarket shields (also, get a Simple Wishes bra!) Honestly, the 24 mm shields don't work with MOST breasts. However, there is a great aftermarket product that does work with the Avent Isis pump and every pumping mom should own anyhow. www.pumpinpal.com (no, I do not own the company -- just a satisfied customer!) The shields fit into the Avent shields and they actually "engulf" more breast tissue than a standard shield so you'll find you get more milk anyhow. Highly, highly recommended. I get so much more milk with the Avent Isis/Pumpin Pal combination than even with a rented Medela Symphony and the Pumpin Pal Super Shields. The... » Read More Honestly, the 24 mm shields don't work with MOST breasts. However, there is a great aftermarket product that does work with the Avent Isis pump and every pumping mom should own anyhow. www.pumpinpal.com (no, I do not own the company -- just a satisfied customer!) The shields fit into the Avent shields and they actually "engulf" more breast tissue than a standard shield so you'll find you get more milk anyhow. Highly, highly recommended. I get so much more milk with the Avent Isis/Pumpin Pal combination than even with a rented Medela Symphony and the Pumpin Pal Super Shields. The Avent Isis is SO worth it -- you just need to buy the aftermarket shields (also, get a Simple Wishes bra!) « Show Less