Hollister Breast Pumps - Mother and Baby Care

What many mothers find so reassuring about Hollister breast pumps is that they have been around for many years and over time have become a trusted household name.

Already established by the 1920s, the company's original big success was its "MotherBaby Care" range. A market with such potential could not be overlooked, so Hollister eventually expanded its range to cover breastfeeding products and accessories. This new range was to fall under a name that has since become even more well known that the parent company - "Ameda".

Mothers want the best for their new born and will go to all lengths to make sure of this. Hollister breast pumps have therefore enlisted the aid of the industry's leading lactation specialists to ensure no stone is left unturned. The company's dedication does not end there. Specialists may oversee the technical aspects of the design but who has a say on factors such as comfort and practicality; factors that are as equally important? Hollister has enlisted the aid of nursing mothers to test and provide feedback on their breast pumps in the hope of producing "what women want."

The electric pump range has received the most acclaim largely due to its advanced "piston technology" which allow the units to produce a "suckling" action that a mother will find more natural and be more familiar with. Old style diaphragm pumps are no match for this major technological development. Below you will find a list of the various available Hollister breast pumps.

Elite Electric and Lact-E - These are hospital grade pumps which are great for commencing and maintaining milk flow. Mothers are able to control the cycle speed and strength of the vacuum and initiate and increase milk supply. In most cases these are only available to rent.

Purely Yours - An electric pump from Hollister that is light and durable and runs on both AC and batteries. Has both cycle and vacuum regulators incorporated into the design.

Nurture III - This is a smaller electric pump that has 5 suction strengths and relies on the cycling being manually controlled. The Nurture III can be used as a double or single pump.

One-Hand Breast Pump - Conveniently designed to easily slip into a purse this fully manual pump has specially designed "f lexishield" to help achieve let-down.

For information please contact Hollister:

Ameda Breastfeeding Products
c/o Hollister Incorporated
2000 Hollister Drive
Libertyville , Illinois 60048
USA

Or telephone 1-877-992-6332

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