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

Ive tried all types of milk containers and these are the best for storing milk. I havent tried freezing but they are perfectly lean proof in the fridge. Filed to the very top they are 3 oz which has been perfect for my baby who either takes 3 or 6oz at a time depending on the meal.

There are two things I love about these: 1. One pack of has helped me save money on freezer bags. I pump directly into them, cap them, and put them in the freezer. After frozen, I thaw just enough to slide them out of the container into a freezer bag. I can even pop the frozen cylinder into a bottle and let it thaw in the car rather than having to melt it before I get it into the bottle and go. 2. It is so easy to accurately measure the contents with these. Because the storage bags are flexible, I always found once I got milk in a bottle that it was a different amount than what the storage bag showed. Theres no confusion with these. Also, once I slide the frozen milk out of the container and into a baggie, its easy to eyeball later and know how much is there.

I bought these to store Breastmilk in the freezer. They worked great. I would fill them up to the last line, cap and label. I had no problems with leaks and they cleaned and sterilized with all of the other bottles. The only downfall, they dont hold much. This was a benefit for me because we had to supplement with formula so we mixed a little of each with each bottle so I didnt need a large amount each time.

These work great. I used them more for the fridge not really the freezer. Bags work much better in the freezer. Ive only dropped one so far that the lid broke. But the milk fat had formed a seal inside and it didnt leak. I kept the bottom and tossed the lid. I also use them to pump when my others are dirty. They just fill up quick. I like them for my fridge but have found it easier to use bags for the daycare.

At first, we wondered why we would ever need 12 bottles, but after pumping, we saw that it was a good packaging choice by Medela. These are easy to carry out and easy to store. Theyre also easier to wrangle when youre first learning to bottlefeed a baby with your other arm full. These are compatible with the Medela nipple collars for the larger Medela bottles.

Nursing my second baby and these are a must for milk storage of you pump. I keep milk in these in the fridge until ready to use or freeze - takes up little space and doesn’t tip over. I use masking tape tape to write the date on the top and peel it off after use before cleaning and refilling.

These work. I hate the size of them and wish they had larger kits available but I guess thats what the bottles are for. Even with a one month old-I find that I pump a minimum of 4 ounces on each side. So using 4 bottles per pump is really dumb. So dont expect to pump directly into these. You will constantly be switching out bottles from the breast shield and loose precious milk in the process. However if the size is no problem for you then they are fine. The quality is great, no problems with freezing. The lids secure tightly and no leaks!

I first purchased a set of these in a store and was really pleased with them, i can pump directly from my Ameda Purely Yours into them and store them until my daughter needs to be fed. I decided i needed more so i ordered from here instead of loading up a newborn to go shopping. These are exactly the same as the ones i purchased in store except they had a very strong odor, almost chemical like. Since you cant return them once the seal as been broken i washed them and put them in the Quick Clean Micro-Steam Bags (also by medela, which i LOVE) and they didnt smell as bad but still had an odor. I went ahead and did a second round of washing and steaming in the bags and after that they seemed good to go. My daughter hasnt show any dislike to the bottles or had any worrisome symptoms so i feel like things are fine. My only advice is give these a sniff test and if they have that chemical smell to them then give them a good washing and steaming/boiling a couple times and you should be good to go.

These were the bottles they used in the hospital and I figured if they are good enough for the hospital, they should be good enough for home use. The are nice to use fur putting breast milk in the fridge, but they crack if they get shuffled around too much in the freezer (I only filled them half way so it’s not an expansion issue).

Got these for pumping in the hospital, they freeze and clean well