Medela Pump In Style Advanced On-The-Go Tote! Breastpump Kit $158 + Free Shipping

Quote from calistyle : No. Just take your hand out of your pants.

Thanks! It worked

Wow! Amazing price, paid $300 for mine.

got one question:





Got Milk?

I'm going to repeat what several other posters said -- with Obamacare in full swing insurances are required to cover either breast pumps or breast pump rentals. Definitely check with you insurance. I just got this pump for free This went into effect in August but policies had until renewal time to cover. So most started as of January 1st.

And if your insurance says no, call back and talk to someone else. It took me several calls. Make sure you specifically mention the law changes. It's only been in effect for most policies for 16 days so some agents don't know about it.

After speaking to my insurance company they said I could get compensated for my purchase. They said that I am covered once every 36 months for the cost of a breast pump that is purchased within 60 days after birth. I would just have to submit a medical claim form along with the receipt (with a brief explanation of the purchase to help) and I would get a check in the mail as compensation.

Easy enough for me... No more need for notification of it being a required item.

I agree, check with your insurance. With my policy, Dr had to write on the prescription that I intend to return to work as the reason for the breast pump.

we are expecting our first child in aprill, is it a god idea to get this now?

Quote from andriykoua : we are expecting our first child in aprill, is it a god idea to get this now?

yes, get it now. I have never seen the price so low, i spent $300 on mine

Quote from andriykoua : we are expecting our first child in aprill, is it a god idea to get this now?

If you're going to need to pump, then yes! Leave it in the sealed box. If you find you don't need it, sell it. You'll never find this price again!

BTW, if you're going to use the pump a LOT, I recommend ordering an extra face plate for the pump. Shouldn't be more than a few bucks. I pumped exclusively, and had to replace the face plate a few times -- smashes easily in the bag.

Quote from andriykoua : we are expecting our first child in aprill, is it a god idea to get this now?

If you have insurance call and ask them first. They may not cover until the child is born, but they should be able to tell you either way.

Quote from cwc3 : yes, get it now. I have never seen the price so low, i spent $300 on mine

Quote from doclori : If you're going to need to pump, then yes! Leave it in the sealed box. If you find you don't need it, sell it. You'll never find this price again! BTW, if you're going to use the pump a LOT, I recommend ordering an extra face plate for the pump. Shouldn't be more than a few bucks. I pumped exclusively, and had to replace the face plate a few times -- smashes easily in the bag.

Thank you and repped both of you guys, ordered will keep it sealed till April

Quote from kgentry : If you have insurance call and ask them first. They may not cover until the child is born, but they should be able to tell you either way.

Thank you and repped. I do have insurance, but I live in Canada and they will cover it as long as there is a doctors note and the order is placed within the same year

You're welcome. I had to get a prescription with a diagnoses code, but since it doesn't have to be medically necessary the code is just what type of birth you had

For anyone planning to buy and resell, I would keep in mind that insurance (in the US) is now required to cover breast pumps in one form or another (rental or purchase) and it does not have to be medically necessary. As more people find this out the resale value will go WAY down.

I don't always drink breastmilk, but when I do, I prefer Medela.