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

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 pump all day, every day on the go....yep even in my car. So, I stocked up on these. I store the milk in these and so when I fill the bottles up for the next day, these work great. I dont typically use these to freeze the milk because I use what I pump the next day, but I wanted something easy to pour the milk into from the pump...not the bags. These are 2.7 ounces I think and if you fill it up to the very top its about 3oz.

These storage bottles are great. They fit right on to my breast pump for easy use. I do not have the Medela pump these are made for. I use an Evenflo electric pump. The storage bottles are about the size of a standard bottle at the top and fits with my pump. These are good for smaller amounts of milk and store well in the freezer or refrigerator. The best part is, I can reuse them. So handy, would recommend to anyone.

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

Especially at the reduced price, these are great containers. When I was looking at babyfood containers for the freezer I was surprised at the prices -- so I used these as I had them on hand from when my supply was just getting started. When I first started out I had to pump every 2 hours for the first 4 months. The 5oz bottles made me feel like a failure when I was only getting 1/2 to 1 ounce. So I bought these and was able to measure and store the smaller amounts much easier. They were also great for supplementing with formula. I would put a scoop of formula in a bunch, grab a few for the diaper bag and go. When out I could just add 2oz of water and shake it up. Now that my supply is up I use the bags (different brand actually) for freezer storage, but these still get used for odd amounts -- I save everything in 4oz quantities so any extra goes in these bottles if I need to. But what I use them for most often now is store homemade baby food. I make a batch of steamed veggies or fruit, puree in a food mill, pour it in a ziploc, snip a corner off the bag, then squeeze/pipe the food into the containers. I bought some removable dot labels and theyre easy to store -- I have a plastic shoebox in my freezer that acts as a slide-out drawer and these fit perfectly.

Our baby would not take a bottle until we discovered that he likes the cheap disposable Enfamil/Similac rubber nipples. These fit!

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.

I am not an over producer and these are perfect for my milk storage. Highly recommend as an underproducer. Easy to clean.

Great

I got these thinking I was going to use them to freeze, but soon discovered that they were horrible to thaw in the fridge. It is so much easier to freeze in bags as they can be thawed in a matter of minutes by running under warm water. The positive on these was that I used them to pump into almost exclusively. Pumping into bags is so inaccurate when you are trying to see exactly how much you are pumping. Maybe I am just OCD about it, but I wanted to know exactly how much I was getting from each side and per pumping and these were perfect for that. I didnt use for storage or freezing, but I still found these helpful.