When you look for a breast pump, it might be a good idea to get with a European name – like Avent, which is a Philips brand. Why, you ask? Well, the thing is, usually they make these out of polycarbonate plastic. A kind of clear plastic that contains a toxic chemical known as BPA. This chemical in fact is the reason why parents these days are beginning to move away from baby bottles made of plastic. You certainly wouldn't want this to be in your baby's milk, would you? Well, if you don't, you need to buy European – because BPA is a banned substance over there. Take this breast pump by Philips, for instance.
The Philips Avent BPA Free ISIS iQ Duo Twin is an important model for you to consider. Because, as you can tell by the BPA-Free label slapped on the name, they've made it to European standards, free of this toxic substance.
But of course, as welcome a design quality as it is, you do want to know about how the device performs. This Avent breast pump model features dual pumps. No, they haven't endowed it with two pumps to give you two suction cups with. While the Avent breast pump does feature twin suction cups, the suction itself comes out of one pump. The other pump performs in a control role. It has something to do with mimicking the natural sucking pattern that a baby follows.