>I have had several mothers travel both to Europe and Asia using the Lactina >Plus without problems. > Hope this info is helpful to those who are looking for 220's. I only rent the Medelas, but my travels tell me that any machine should be able to work through the appropriate adapter. The key to other appliances has been to be sure your adapter is heavy duty (i.e. almost industrial strength), and not light duty like most tourists carry. The adapter should do all the work of transforming the current. If you need something that's 220 direct into the pump that's another matter & I have no info. BTW IMHO (man I'm getting good at the shorthand) this is one of those issues where we are dealing with *factual information* and should need to be handled by private e-mail (unless it's too long). Putting this kind of information into our storage devices may mean an answer sometime way in the future. Plea---let's be professionals. Brand names are important in this case, as are models, because of the technical needs, not to tout a specific brand for commercial gain. As kathlene often says, "that's my .o2." Changing slightly, we were privileged to give a hand pump to a missionary couple going into the "outback" where there *was* no electricity of *any* kind. They should have biceps like a weight-lifter before this tour is over!. MERRY CHIRISTMAS TO ALL! HAPPY HANAKAH TO ALL! Good experiences don't necessarily need to exclude each other! Dick Copeland