Whisper Wear Product Update ~ NEW Sept. 2004 Breast Pump Released!!!

Newly Engineered Changes for September, 2004!!!

Whisper Wear, makers of the World’s First Hands-free Breast Pump, is dedicated to providing a convenient, safe and effective way for today’s mothers to breastfeed longer.  With that commitment in mind, they listen carefully to customer feedback on their pump to ensure the greatest possible product satisfaction.  Based on the suggestions they received from Moms and resellers alike, they have re-engineered the pump.

The hands-free is easier to assemble and more powerful, making it the world's first hands-free hospital grade pump.   Whisper Wear believes these new pump enhancements will result in an improved customer experience.

Ken Myers, CEO of Whisper Wear states "The difference between our older models and this newer model is like night and day.  Moms who use this pump will, no doubt, have the greatest pumping experience they've ever had.  With unbelievable results."

Here are some highlights of the more than 130+ improvements incorporated into the September 2004 release:

·  a stronger plastic designed to be more than 3x stronger, without weighing more

·  a stronger, lighter motor delivering hospital grade levels of suction consistently

·  a modified Breast Cup system for easier, faster insertion into the pump, audible confirmation that the breast cup inserts into the pump properly, allowing more efficient milk expression

·  a modified Stem for greater flexibility, no leakage, wider for greater volume delivery, and longer for deeper insertion into the bag delivering milk into the bottom of the bag first

·  an adapted Battery Compartment to ensure proper battery insertion AND ease of insertion and removal

Co-founded by a veteran lactation specialist with more than 20 years of experience, Whisper Wear’s primary goal remains; helping mothers breastfeed their babies longer, with more comfort and no pain, allowing Mom to relax and produce more milk through easier letdowns.

Defective Product Exchange Instructions

If you believe your Whisper Wear product is defective in some way, the first thing you should do is call the Whisper Wear Customer Care line at 770-984-0905, option 3.  They will walk you through a few checkpoints over the phone.  Once it is determined that you do indeed have a defective breast pump, that it is under warranty,  and you can produce a viable receipt from an authorized reseller (sorry, no EBay exchanges), Whisper Wear Customer Care will determine how to assist you. 

It's that simple.

NEW 2004 TESTIMONIALS

Whisper Wear Testimonials

Occasionally, we ask our Moms to give us feedback on the Whisper Wear product line to provide you with real information to help you make a smart investment decision.  The following are some of the responses we've received:

September 16th, 2004...

While attending a support group at Mills Peninsula, we were discussing breastfeeding issues.  Donna was trying a Medela pump and was having low milk supply issues.  She was getting about 2 oz after a full session with the Medela breast pump.  One of the other Moms asked if she had tried the new Whisper Wear breast pump.  She was reluctant at first, but tried pumping with the Whisper Wear at the end of the support group.

I got 2 1/2 oz of milk, using the Whisper Wear, in twenty minutes!!  With no pain and discomfort.

- Donna N. - San Mateo, CA

September 25th, 2004...

I was leaving for France for three weeks and needed a pump to take with me without the hassle of buying power converters.  Whisper Wear seemed like a good option for me after reading some good reviews about the pump on the internet.  Customer Service told me I could pump twice a day for a month with a single pair of batteries so this seemed like a good option for me.  Running out of time, I purchased the pump and received a quick tutorial over the phone.

After only three days with the Whisper Wear, I was getting nearly 3 oz of milk out of each of my breasts in a sitting.  Thanks to you, my trip to France was so much less stressful than I thought it was going to be.

- Catie S. - South San Francisco, CA

October 9th, 2004...

My baby is high-maintenance and never allows me to put her down.  When it came time to go back to work, I didn't think I could stand being apart from her and that she would not allow me to leave her.  I wanted to remain connected to her and to do that through continuing to breastfeed.  After Sheila encouraged me and told me I could do it enough times, I decided to continue to try.  Sheila suggested the Whisper Wear pump because it is hands free and my work does not allow me enough time during my breaks to setup, use, and put away my Medela.  After trying it for a week, I bought it!

My WW pump allows me to function at work without taking the time to pump.  And that allows me to continue to stay connected to my little girl while I am away at work.  Thank you Babiesandmoms!

- Trista C. - Palo Alto, CA

more coming...