What's the difference between this incubator and this one? http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B00HYEF...
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The incubator in the link you provided has a digital display for temperature and humidity. The ECO does not have a digital display. The temperature and humidity in the ECO is controlled manually. The ECO comes with a thermometer, but no way to accurately gauge humidity unless you buy a separate device.
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I'm so sorry! I wouldn't know the difference. All I know for sure is that my kids and godson loved it. It works great and it's been months since I bought it for them. I say: give it a try. :) Good luck.P.S., sorry for not being so much help... :(
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I have seen multiple listings for the same products before. I look at each one to compare the difference - some could be newer models. I typically order from the listing if Amazon sells it.As for the comment about buying an Ergo. They are good, a friend bought one, keep in mind that if you have an infant you may need to by the insert as well.Which ever carrier you buy I highly recommend following the instructions or getting help from some one who knows how. We got help from a local business that knew how to use it properly and we have had no issues with the Becco besides putting slip covers over the plastic snaps. I have seen multiple listings for the same products before. I look at each one to compare the difference - some could be newer models. I typically order from the listing if Amazon sells it.As for the comment about buying an Ergo. They are good, a friend bought one, keep in mind that if you have an infant you may need to by the insert as well.Which ever carrier you buy I highly recommend following the instructions or getting help from some one who knows how. We got help from a local business that knew how to use it properly and we have had no issues with the Becco... » Read More I have seen multiple listings for the same products before. I look at each one to compare the difference - some could be newer models. I typically order from the listing if Amazon sells it.As for the comment about buying an Ergo. They are good, a friend bought one, keep in mind that if you have an infant you may need to by the insert as well.Which ever carrier you buy I highly recommend following the instructions or getting help from some one who knows how. We got help from a local business that knew how to use it properly and we have had no issues with the Becco besides putting slip covers over the plastic snaps. « Show Less
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I use mine for quail eggs, on 17th day I put them in a still air incubator at around 69 percent humidity while they hatch but while their in the farm innovator from one to seventeen days I keep them at 99.5 degrees and 55 to 70 percent humidity.....hope this helps
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I don't think there is any difference. Not sure why 2 different pics are shown. Ours works just fine.
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The thermometer in mine reads 100.5 to 101. I know the tray temp is slightly cooler, but don't have a secondary thermometer to take a reading. I've run several clutches through the incubator, all successful.
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I have used both and see no difference. I'm looking at both jars and the active and inactive ingredients appear to be the same. Try their website www.aquaphorhealing.com?
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There is no differance, i have one of each. Get the cheaper one it is the same as the other. I was wondering myself that is why i got one of each, they are exactly the same.
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Not sure what the difference is but my nephew loved the one I got. I think it's built better and has more to do on it
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Don't know difference, but I love the one I got. I have used it as my son's crib for months.
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You can use it to hatch, just take it off the turner cradle. If you haven't already purchased this item, be aware that evidently the United States warranty is only 6 months, no matter what they tell you at time of purchase. My incubator lasted almost a year before having problems, so I don't know if they would back even the 6 months, what I do know is that you can't get parts for it to fix. This is a disposable incubator, when it works its great, when the sensor fails,( for me after about 8 hatches) no one will sell you a replacement. And suddenly the 2 year warranty from registering it on the internet has been changed to 6 months because you live in the United States. You can use it to hatch, just take it off the turner cradle. If you haven't already purchased this item, be aware that evidently the United States warranty is only 6 months, no matter what they tell you at time of purchase. My incubator lasted almost a year before having problems, so I don't know if they would back even the 6 months, what I do know is that you can't get parts for it to fix. This is a disposable incubator, when it works its great, when the sensor fails,( for me after about 8 hatches) no one will sell you a replacement. And suddenly the 2 year warranty from registering it on... » Read More You can use it to hatch, just take it off the turner cradle. If you haven't already purchased this item, be aware that evidently the United States warranty is only 6 months, no matter what they tell you at time of purchase. My incubator lasted almost a year before having problems, so I don't know if they would back even the 6 months, what I do know is that you can't get parts for it to fix. This is a disposable incubator, when it works its great, when the sensor fails,( for me after about 8 hatches) no one will sell you a replacement. And suddenly the 2 year warranty from registering it on the internet has been changed to 6 months because you live in the United States. « Show Less
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I really don't know the difference but I can say the one I bought from Amazon is very low quality. It needs to be reset every day. I'd look for a different option.
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There is no difference. I decided to purchase from Amazon because it is cheaper.
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There is indeed a problem if you wish to sleep ..I had arranged to return the product due to the erratic temperatures but I had nowhere else to put the eggs until my new incubator arrived. Of 11, three hatched, one was obviously not viable, but I left the other seven and the third chick in it at a temp of 100 (at hatching 98 is better). On impulse I removed the third hatchling and put him in in thebrooder. Good thing. When I awakened in the am the temp was105 and I lost all seven eggs.Even with a digital thermometer to motor the inconsistencies, unless you are there 24/7 there is no solution for the problems. There is indeed a problem if you wish to sleep ..I had arranged to return the product due to the erratic temperatures but I had nowhere else to put the eggs until my new incubator arrived. Of 11, three hatched, one was obviously not viable, but I left the other seven and the third chick in it at a temp of 100 (at hatching 98 is better). On impulse I removed the third hatchling and put him in in thebrooder. Good thing. When I awakened in the am the temp was105 and I lost all seven eggs.Even with a digital thermometer to motor the inconsistencies, unless you are there 24/7 there is no... » Read More There is indeed a problem if you wish to sleep ..I had arranged to return the product due to the erratic temperatures but I had nowhere else to put the eggs until my new incubator arrived. Of 11, three hatched, one was obviously not viable, but I left the other seven and the third chick in it at a temp of 100 (at hatching 98 is better). On impulse I removed the third hatchling and put him in in thebrooder. Good thing. When I awakened in the am the temp was105 and I lost all seven eggs.Even with a digital thermometer to motor the inconsistencies, unless you are there 24/7 there is no solution for the problems. « Show Less
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Also, my incubator holds the temp within 2-3 degrees either direction....so if you need REALLY ACCURATE temps, it may be a problem for you.
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I don't know the difference, but this is the one I always get since it's the one I've been using and it works. Why mess with it?!
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We bought one of both to try and ended up settling on buying more of the Pura Kikki. While not an exhaustive review my quick summary would be (noting that our preference ended up being Pura Kiki): Pura Kiki: +Lighter than LifeFactory (important for if/when the baby is holding or when you are travelling) +More robust then LifeFactory (important for if/when baby starts throwing/dropping the bottles and travelling) +Can use the nipples/tops interchangeably on the small Pura Kiki and the large Pura Kiki bottles. +Can convert to sippy cup and also food container (for example we keep Gerber Puffs in one of our PK's when travelling) +Can fit other brand's nipples e.g. we ended up using MAM nipples -Cannot sanitize in the Microwave -When using the flat cap tops to mix formula we have sometimes (and only sometimes) noticed a slight leakage from where the flat silicone top didn't properly seal. -Not quite as easy to see how much water/liquid is in the Pura Kiki. Need to have a reasonable light source and look in through the top at the interior markings. Usually not an issue, however if your kitchen doesn't have good ambient light then means you need to switch on the lights etc. Or if travelling etc. LifeFactory: +As it is glass it is easier to sanitize when travelling or at home by using the Microwave +Easy to see how much liquid is in the bottle -Heavier As for price, it varies and depends on the full lifetime of the bottle. We bought Pura Kiki and would do so again if we went back in time.