Medela Pump In Style Traveler Backpack Breastpump Dual Hands-Free Adjustable Speed and Suction Breastpump Start Price USD 50.00 Current Price USD 86.00 Time Left - Bid Count 11 Buy It Now Price - Reserve Price - Start Time Saturday, May 10, 2008 End Time Tuesday, May 20, 2008 Location Meeker, OK See more about 'Medela Pump In Style Traveler Backpack Breastpump' Description ruralrouteofok Store You are bidding on a Medela Pump In Style Traveler Breastpump Backpack and accessories.  This breastpump was purchased from a hospital March 2002 and used until April 2003.  It has been stored in it original box since April 2003.This bid includes the following items from the Medela Pump In Style Traveler Breastpump Backpack box (See Pictures 1, 3, 5, and 6):1 - Pump In Style Breastpump (used)1 - Microfiber Backpack (used)1 - Removable Motor Unit (used)1 - Double Pumping Accessory Kit (used)1 - Manual Breastpump (used)1 - Cooling Element (used)4 - Collection Containers and Lids (used)1 - AC Adapter (used)1 - Breastfeeding Information Guide1 - PureLan 100 Lanolin Sample (still in package)This bid DOES NOT include the follwing items that were originally in the Medela Pump In Style Traveler Breastpump Backpack box:1 - Removable Cooler Carrier20 - CSF Collection Storage Freezer BagsThis bid also includes the following additional Medela items that were ordered from Medela February 2007 as replacements items and are NEW still in the original box! (See Picture 4)1 - Pump In Style Battery Pack (provides 3 hours of pumping time) (New!!!)1 - Vehicle Lighter Adapter (New!!!)1 - 50 Pre-Sterilized 5oz. Pump and Save Breastmilk Bags (Pump, Store, and Freeze) (New!!!)1 - Symphony Double Pumping System replacement kit (security sealed) (New!!!)The Symphony Double Pumping System is the replacement kit for the Pump In Style unit.  If you are planning to breastfeed at the hospital, this kit can be taken to the hospital to be used with their Symphony Medela hospital pumping system and then used when you are discharged with the Pump In Style Breastpump.  This kit still has the security seal and includes the following items in the UPOPENED box: Breastshields (New!!!)Valves with Membranes (New!!!)Membrane Caps (New!!!)Protective Membranes (New!!!)Tubings (Note:  Tubing will need to be trimed once packaging is opened) (New!!!)Containers (New!!!)Lids (New!!!)Instructions (New!!!)Breastfeeding Information Guide (New!!!)This bid also includes various other extras that can be used with your Medela Symphony hospital unit and/or Pump In Style Breastpump (See Picture 2):1 - Similac Bag (used to store additional supplies) (used)4 - Containers (used)3 - Lids (used)3 - Container Stands (used)2 (sets) - Protective Membranes (unopened)1 - Breastshield (used)1 - Valve with Membrane (used)2 - Symphony Regulator Units (used)2 - Symphony Protective Membrane Cap and Protective Membranes (used)1 - Symphony Tubing (used)1 - Symphony Pump Connector (used)1 - Symphony and Lactina Breastpump Instruction Manual (used)1 - Breastfeeding Information Guide (used)1 - Symphony and Lactina Kit Quickstart Guide (used)Product Information:Autocycle Action for Baby-like Performance provides automatic suck and release for comfort.  The best breastpumps used in hospitals feature Autocycling action to closely simulate your baby's nursing pattern.Adjustable Speed and Suction provides varying pumping speeds and suction settings.  This Medela breastpump allows you to dial your own comfort level within safe limits.Owner's Information:March 2002 I elected to breastfeed my first son.  At the hospital the Lactation Consultants worked with me using several different hospital pumps.  I preferred the Medela brand - which is the Symphony line.  Before leaving the hospital, I purchased the Medela Pump In Style Traveler Breastpump Backpack at the hospital.  It was wonderful.  I could use it at home or at the office and feel as though I was using the same quality of breastpump as at the hospital.  My goal was to provide breast milk for one year.  In February 2003, my freezer was full of breastmilk, so I slowly reduced down to one pumping a day.  April 2003, I had enough supply for my son to reach his first birthday.  I packed up the breastpump and all the extra supplies to use with my next child.  Unfortunately, my next child did not come until five (5) years later.  I was admitted into the hospital under emergency conditions.  I gave birth to a 4 lb 8 oz preemie.  Unfortunately, due to my sons size he was not able to breastfeed.  I pumped at the hospital utilizing the same Symphony hospital brand.  I was later admitted into ICU and given medication that would not allow for me to continue breastfeeding or pumping.  I had already purchased all of the replacement supplies you see listed in this auction. Place a Bid!