Hi All, Regarding this issue of selling used pumps, I think that the store owner should err on the side of caution. I personally wouldn't want to buy a personal product that had been used by someone else, but that's me. The store owner needs to tell people that come looking at these pumps that they have been used and are considered personal products, you never know where they've been and who has used them, for how long, etc. Did the last person who used it have a disease, thrush, some infection etc.? No mention was made of what type of pumps they were. If some were the high quality pumps such as Medela or Ameda/Egnell, then this owner should call the companies to make sure that the pumps have not been reported as stolen. I have heard time and time again of these types of pumps turning up in thrift stores only to find out that they were indeed stolen. Caution is the key word here. My .02 Jay