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| Evenflo Elan Breast Pump | 
 enlarge | Brand: Evenflo
Category: Baby Product
Buy New: $84.99 (On sale from $139.99)
You Save: $55.00 (39%)
New (2) from $84.99
Avg. Customer Rating:  3 reviews
Sales Rank: 11746
Color: one color
Batteries Included: No
Size: one size
Shipping Weight (lbs): 9
Dimensions (in): 14.5 x 9.1 x 9.1
UPC: 032884140732
EAN: 0032884140732
ASIN: B000CDPHF8
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | 10 adjustable speed settings for customized comfort at the touch of a button and 5 adjustable vacuum settings for your desired comfort level | | • | "Current and today’s pumping time to help you remember how long you have been pumping at one session or that day and left and right breast indicator so you can remember which breast you pumped out of last | | • | Insulated cooler bag for convenient storage and portability of your breast milk |
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| Editorial Reviews:
Product Description
The Evenflo Elan Breast Pump offer the ultimate in pumping comfort in an organized bag. It is one of the few electric breast pumps to include everything a mother needs to store and feed the child. Having a ton of storage is very important with a breast feeding pump. The Elan Breast Pump has is perfect for any mother. One of the standout features on the Evenflo breast pump is the 10 adjustable speed settings. It allows for customized comfort at the touch of a button. It is a feature which differentiates the Evenflo Elan Breast Pump from other versions of Evenflo breast pumps. The Elan Breast Pump should be wiped clean with a damp cloth after every use. Electric breast pumps should not be immersed in water. The AC adapter should also avoid water. Aside from the pump unit and the AC adapter, the rest of the Evenflo breast pump is dishwasher safe. The Evenflo Elan Breast Pump comes with instructions and warnings to let the mother know the ease of use. Hose Management for organized storage Bottle accessories for storage and feeding Battery / Electric for pumping on the go Retractable cord for convenient storage LCD Panel displays: 10 adjustable speed settings for customized comfort at the touch of a button, 5 adjustable vacuum settings for your desired comfort level, Time and date display and current and today's pumping time to help you remember how long you've been pumping at one session or that day Left/Right Breast indicator so mom can remember which breast she pumped from last Insulated cooler bag for convenient storage and portability of your breast milk 2-in-1-bag so you can leave a section at work Picture Frame to display your child's photo
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| Customer Reviews:
 Failed very early on, not for working moms November 7, 2007
I purchased this pump before I had the baby, so it sat in the box for a few months. I started pumping when my daughter was just a few days old, and within a week the motor stopped pumping. Kudos to the service rep - she was friendly and I had a new motor in two days. A few weeks later, however, the new motor began to stutter. I was still on leave at the time, so it wasn't a HUGE deal, but I was very disappointed. I ended up investing in a Medela PISA, and it was well worth it.
I guess my bottom line is this: If you're looking for a pump that you can depend on, don't get this one. If you just need something to pump for an occasional night out without the baby, it might work.
 Crying over spilled milk October 10, 2006
3 out of 3 found this review helpful
My medela broke down one day while I was at work after baby #2 was born. It had served me well during my first baby's first year, so I had to decide: spend more and get a new medela, or try something a little less expensive? I wish I'd gotten a new medela, and here's why:
1) The short, stout collection containers make it so that milk spills easily out the top when you are pumping. There are two holes that are necessary for the air to be able to go in and out during the pumping process, but if the bottles were longer and thinner, it wouldn't be as easy for the milk to splash up at the top.
2) When you unscrew the tops to put the lids on, milk often leaks out the sides and clings to the bottom of the lids. More sp
3) The design is over-engineered. There's a handle so you can pump 1-handed and a spool to keep the tubes neat, but who wants to take the time to put together all of that apparatus? You want to pump and get back to work. The spool and handle-thingy have been thrown away.
4) The bag is barrel-shaped, with the straps attaching at about the center of the cylinder's sides. Which means that when you're carrying a briefcase, your lunch, and/or a child, the bag easily can become turned upside down, spilling out anything that wasn't secured and showing off to the whole world that you are, in fact, carrying a breast pump.
There are some "pros" to this: it's smart that you can remove the cooler part from the rest of the pump and leave the pump part at work if you don't need it. It also seems to be reliable, although the LCD screen seems to become un-calibrated. I like that it tells you how long you've been pumping.
When I bought this, replacement parts were on back order, which was a problem because I like to bring two sets of everything rather than having to wash all these dishes at work. Luckily, my medela tubes fit into the pump, so I realized I can use the medela parts with the evenflo pump engine. I recommend this as a partial solution to this system's problems, but it's probably not cost effective if this is your first pump. If you're not sure whether the medela is worth it: if you work full-time, then yes, spend more. You'll be glad you did.
Disappointed August 20, 2006
3 out of 3 found this review helpful
I thought this was a very nice pump with alot of great features. However the problem I had was that during pumping the milk would start going up the tubing. The manual said that if this happens you must immediately shut off & unplug the pump, wash the tube out and dry completely before using the pump again. Problem - the tube is long and therefore it wouldn't dry out easily. Because of this, I couldn't use the pump & resorted to my Avent manual pump. Manual pumping just wasn't enough for me & I could not maintain my milk supply so unfortunately I ended up going to formula bottle feeding. I was very disappointed. I probably could have gotten an extra tube & used that while the other one dried out, but there should not have been a tube back up problem in the first place. I also wasn't thrilled with the Elan bottles. The nipples were hard to pull through the ring and plus, the bottles leaked a little. It's a shame because this seemed like such a nice pump; maybe mine was just a lemon???
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