Recently there was a discussion about Medela and code compliance.
     Today I was looking at Jan 2008 issue of "PREGNANCY & newborn" magazine, where the fifth page was an ad for Ameda: photo of mom holding baby, both smiling- not breastfeeding, not feeding a bottle; and a collection kit/bottle. "EXPRESS YOUR LOVE. You love being a mother. But being a mother takes time. Quality time your baby needs. That's why busy moms rely on Ameda breast pumps to help them meet their breastfeeding goals. So when your life is moving in many directions at once, you'll always have time for the one thing that matters most. Express your love with Ameda." 
    I know Ameda makes/made hospital grade pumps, and is/was associated with Hollister, and I remember something about Evenflo buying Ameda. What's their current relationship? Is this ad non-compliant? To whom does one complain about this ad?
   
vicki hayes rn ibclc in brunswick ga
mom of sean (9/00), harrison (9/03), and lachlan (3/06)
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