Medela Breast Milk Freezer Pack, 2.7 oz (80ml) Bottles (Pack of 24)

I own an Avent Manual breastpump and got it with a set of bpa free breastmilk containers, the ones with the blue cap. After almost 4 months using it, I got a Medela Pump in Style breastpump, and of course got a set of accessories and a set of this 80 ml containers. They are much better than the ones from avent, they dont leak at all and the material is a lot stronger. Besides, I love the fact that I have 150 ml and 80 ml, so if my baby is hungry after 150 ml, I dont have to use another 150 and waste most of it. I would definitely recomend it to any breastfeeding mom that likes to have a little backup of breastmilk just in case...

I just ordered my first set of these in 3 years. I am a mother of 2, with a 2.5 year old and an 8 month old. I was able to use and reuse the 2 boxes of these that I ordered when my first daughter was born until recently; I actually think I could continue to use, wash and sterilize them forever, but their appearance starts to look cloudy after extended use. While these are advertised for freezer and storage, I dont freeze my breast milk in them. I find them a convenient size for storage in the refrigerator before I transition the breast milk to a freezer bag. Early in my breastfeeding career, I tried freezing in them and found them to be impratical for that purpose. They are hard to keep upright in the freezer and can leak if they fall over. Also, when you take them out to defrost them, the thick plastic makes it more difficult to defrost them under warm water, which is the fastest way to defrost milk when youre in a pinch and cant wait for it to defrost in the refrigerator. I use a Medela Freestyle Pump; obviously, these fit the flanges easily since they are produced by the same company. My model of pump cannot be hooked up directly to freezer bags- these are a great transitional recepticle to go from pump to freezer bag.

Works well. Doesnt leak or anything. Use it daily.

It comes with caps so it was good. Having extra helped us with storage n pump. Perfect size for sure. Worth the buy. #firsttimeparent

Because I battle with oversupply, and want my day care provider to do paced feedings that mimic breastfeeding patterns as closely as possible (and follow the 1 oz / h of separation rule) - these are great to either occasionally pump (thus I know Im not getting too much out, avoiding too much unnecessary, for me, stimulation), and also to ration out 2.5 oz portions to be fed to my baby every two hours.

Easy to use and dont take too much room in fridge.

Using these makes it much easier to know how much breastmilk I am using and how much I still have in storage. I can tell my wife this and she can let me know how much she has been producing. If I need to dial it back I can just get out one less bottle. I dont have to talk ounces and shuffle bags with different amounts in them. It is all standardized and easy to keep track of from freezer to baby. Not sure if this matters to anyone else, but it makes it a whole lot easier for me as a dad to use breastmilk to feed my baby.

I use these for baby ready to feed formula. Use to buy 2oz pre packaged bottles, gets expensive. Bought these and split 32oz ready to feed liquid in 2oz bottles and heat in warmer as needed.

These will break if you drop them but they work better than bags for freezing and storing breast milk. These are 20mL more than the ones I was using in NICU those were 60mL these are 80mL which is actually nice now that baby is growing. Wish there were more bottles in the pack. They work with my medela pump and bottle tops from NICU.

Great buy to use for pumping.