9 Volt Car Vehicle Adapter for Medela Pump-in-Style Advanced Breast Pump, CE FCC Approved Power Adapter Replaces Part # 67174

Worked great for our roadtrip to Seattle!It was nice and easy to use and fit my pump in style portable pump. Made it so we had less frequent stops because I could pump in the car.

I'm in my house always on the go My vehicle is like my second home. I'm either taking a family member to the doctor's or taking my kiddos to school. I've tried other connections that don't have enough energy put out to get my pump going but this one works great. I know it's a distraction to pump and drive but I've done it a few times other than that I'll be waiting for a family member to get out of their appointment and I'll be pumping in the comfort of my car.

Works for a medela pump in style and has a very long cord so you can easily pump on the go!

I brought this to use the madela breast pump in the car. It works well and easy to use.

Works.

I have to take my son on a 5 hour trip for a surgery soon, so to be prepared I wanted to make sure I could pump on my way there. Surgery on a baby is nerve wracking enough, much less worrying over simple things like leaking all over yourself in the car or hospital. I'm blessed to have 2 pumps, an Evenflo & Lansinoh. While this did not fit my Lansinoh, it did fit the Evenflo. Which I knew it was a gamble with the power ports being different sizes. I used it on a 3 hour trip upstate & it worked perfectly. Just like if I was at my nursing station at home. It's no different than plugging it into an electrical socket, and for the price it's such a small, simple investment.

As a nurse, I have to be at work very early (6:45ish). I drop my son off around 5:30 and was getting to work by 6, lugging all my stuff to the pumping room, and by the time I got everything set up, it would be 6:15-6:20, making me rush to pump and clock in on time. I kept thinking there had to be a better way. Unfortunately my pump doesn’t have an internal battery. I found Medela’s car adapter, but being $30, and having just returned from limited pay maternity leave, I couldn’t see shelling out that much. I found this version, which is much cheaper! It’s not as strong as of suction as when I plug the pump into the wall, but it works. Now I’m able to pump in my car when I get to work and not feel so rushed.

If you're driving, you might as well be pumping! This allows just that. No decrease in power either.