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

This is a great product. I purchased these containers to use as bottles as the enfamil disposable nipples for perfectly on these. My infant enjoyed these. I am no longer using them for milk now but I plan to use them for snacks etc. once he gets older

These are very handy for quick bottles. Knowing that each stores 2.5 oz makes bottle prep a snap. I wish that they came with some sort of dispensing system for the fridge so that the freshest one was always in front. Sort of like those dispensers for soda cans that you can get for your fridge. You would drop the most recently pumped bottles in a hole in the back and the ones to use first would roll up to the front. Otherwise its kind of a pain to store them in the fridge. The bases are narrow and they tend to tip over on the wire shelves in my fridge.

These things work great. I take them to work, fill them up and bring them home. They also work great with the playtex bottle system. I can just screw my playtex bottle nipple on to these medela containers (actually, this works with any of the medela containers). I dont have to pour anything back and forth. For day care, I just send them a nipple and a couple of defrosted medela containers, and thats it! No fuss! No need to make the bottles.

These containers are great BECAUSE OF the size. First of all, they are perfectly sized for newborns. And, once your baby gets a little older, and requires more milk, these 2.5 oz. containers are the perfect supplement to combine with a 5oz storage bag when thawing to make a bottle. Other reviewers claim these containers are awkward, but I would suggest not pumping directly into them. If you own a Medela pump, or the like, simply pump into the 5oz container that comes with the pump and transfer into the smaller storage container(s) for freezing. I always make sure my mother in law/nanny has 12 frozen Medela (2.5 oz) containers of milk at her place (in deep freeze) in case my baby needs a snack if I am running late to pick him up after work. Oh, and they are BPA-free. Bonus. I highly recommend these.

I like these bottles for pumping at work, they are more convenient than the regular 150ml (5ounce) bottles. First of all, I almost never can (and never have time) to pump a full 5-ounce bottle from each breast. These bottles come in 2.5-ounce and are perfect for pumping just the right amount in 5-10 minutes. And besides, my 4-month old almost never takes more than 2.5 ounces at each feeding, so 5-ounce bottles just dont make sense. I wish the storage bags could come in 2.5 ounce size, too.

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).

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.

The product has very good quality and it is easy to use. It is easy to clean and the best product for storing milk.

Totally useful. They fit the breast pump, the caps, and the nipples, so they can be used for pumping, storing, or feeding. They freeze perfectly (just leave a little room at the top for expansion when frozen). Also this slim size was easy for the baby to hold (shape and weight), so she could hold it herself when she was old enough and wanted to. The slim size also easily fit in a cooler, vs. the bulky wide bottles. The small volume means less waste. Id rather bring 3 mini bottles than 1 giant one, because it minimized waste and also let me wash the finished ones that much faster. Perfect in the dishwasher. Use a basket (or even a produce net knotted @ both ends, free!) to keep the lids safe in the dishwasher. They have not stained even though we eat a lot of tomato-based foods and they share the dishwasher. Now that I am no longer pumping, I use them to freeze extra whole milk when I get it on sale, so we have spare milk handy (even though we pour it into a cup now). Also useful for carrying a small supply of toddler snacks in the purse or diaper bag; screw on caps stay on better. I got by with one set of 12, but a second set would have been essential if we were not already running the dishwasher daily. Also this was eligible under my Health Care Flexible Spending Account (as are all breast pumps, pump parts, and milk storage); regular bottles are not! I used way fewer disposable milk storage bags after I found these storage bottles.

Medela breastmilk freezing and storage containers are just right. They go along with the Medela breast pumps which I love by the way and would highly recommend to any women who is looking into breastfeeding her child. Bags are hard to mess with and when you just have a baby you dont want huge containers because you do not want to waste your milk. If you are freezing your milk these containers are the best in the beginning as you can unfreeze small amounts at a time.