Ameda Pearl Multi-User Breast Pump vs Elvie Stride
The maker lists 300 mmHg max suction for the Stride, against 250 mmHg for the Pearl Multi-User Breast Pump. We found an FDA 510(k) record naming the Pearl Multi-User Breast Pump.
Only the differences are shown.
| Ameda Pearl Multi-User Breast Pump | Elvie Stride | |
|---|---|---|
| Type | Electric breast pump | Electric breast pump |
| List price | $849.99 | $199.99 |
| FDA | FDA 510(k) clearance record | Not listed |
| Power | rechargeable | rechargeable |
| Single or double | Not listed | Double |
| Max suction | 250 mmHg, per the maker | 300 mmHg, per the maker |
| Modes | stimulation, expression | stimulation, expression |
| Suction levels | 12 | 10 |
| Weight | 54 oz | Not listed |
| Battery | 3 hours per charge (2600mAh battery) | nearly three hours of pumping, depending on settings |
| Closed system | Not listed | Yes, per the maker |
| Flange sizes | Not listed | 24 mm |
| App | Not listed | Yes |
| Through insurance | Available, per the maker or supplier | Available, per the maker or supplier |
| HSA/FSA | Not listed | Eligible, per the maker or supplier |
| Maker's use notes | Not listed | Single user only. |
Ameda Pearl Multi-User Breast Pump
A rechargeable multi-user pump with an included AC adapter, stimulation and expression phases, and a 3-year limited warranty.
- Rechargeable with AC adapter included
- 3-year limited warranty (maker)
- High list price
- Closed-system kit sold separately
Elvie Stride
Rechargeable in-bra double pump with an app, stimulation and expression modes, 10 intensity settings per mode and a closed system.
- App control
- Closed system
- Rechargeable
- Flange sizes in the box are described inconsistently
- Suction figure is for a single-cup setup