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Zug, Switzerland was the founding city of the company, Medala, by Olle Larrson in 1961. The company has grown exponentially to have a distribution network of over 90 countries including Switzerland, the U.S., Germany, Japan, France, Italy as well as Canada. Medela entered the American market over 25 years ago.
Medela offers an extensive line of ****** pumps with varying features and uses. The Freestyle(R) breastpump offers efficiencies not offered by other companies. It is a double-electric pump that allows for hand-free pumping. Its small size fits neatly into the palm. The Freestyle(R) breastpump has the latest innovations. The 2-Phase Expression(R) technology closely imitates the natural nursing pattern. The end result is an increase in milk output in less time. Other elements of the Freestyle(R) are the LCD screen, digital display, memory button and attractive tote bag.

Medala also offers the Symphony(R) breastpump. This is considered to be hospital-grade with either single or double pumps. The advances of the Phase Expression (R) means that time pumping is reduced because let-down is faster. Since the design is patterned after natural breastfeeding techniques, milk flow is greatly increased. The Symphony(R) breastpump is durable and intended for long-term daily use. It is available in either electric or battery operation.

The Harmony (TM) breastpump by Medals is a manual pump with the 2-Phase Expression(R) pumping. This allows a nursing mother to pump faster and more efficiently. This breastpump has a faster letdown so less time is needed to pump. Originally researched and designed for hospitals, the Harmony™ breastpump has a simple design with few parts. The swivel handle is ergonomic for added ease. Also included with the Harmony™ breastpump is one SoftFit breastshield, one container stand, 5 oz. containers, two lids, breastfeeding information guide and an instruction manual. Additionally, the Harmony (TM) breastpump is able to be upgraded to an electric pumping system by using a conversion kit.

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