Evenflo Comfort Select Performance Single Electric Breast Pump

This is one of those products that lure you in with a very attractive price tag, i.e. it’s cheap. With that in mind, I really wouldn’t expect too much from the Evenflo Comfort Breast Pump.

It’s quite noisy when used at the strongest setting so be prepared to let EVERYONE know what you’re up. I bought this as a contingency for days when I won’t be able to breastfeed.

If you need to pump on a regular basis or everyday, I’d suggest investing in a much better pump, as the suction strength on this will surely frustrate you. There are probably worse pumps out there with even weaker suction, so like I said before, don’t expect too much from it.

The strongest level still feels weak. And the weakest level is practically nonexistent. The only reason I still keep it is because I use it so infrequently that I don’t see the point of getting a better pump.

To get the most out of the suction, I use it with silicone liners. I’ve also found that there’s a slight increase in suction strength when I use the adapter instead of AA batteries. I think this is to prevent using too much power when it’s running on batteries.

So far I’ve used Evenflo Comfort Select Performance Single Electric Breast Pump less than a dozen times and on two occasions, it’s died on me in the middle of a pump. I’m half hoping it happens a couple more times, then perhaps my husband would let me get a new pump.

There aren’t a lot of parts that come with it so cleaning is very simple and convenient. Instructions aren’t very helpful so you’ll need to figure it out yourself, but it’s not that difficult so I’m guessing it won’t be an issue.