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Medela Breastmilk Storage and Feeding Set | 
 enlarge | Brand: Medela
Category: Baby Product
List Price: $18.99
Buy New: $17.88
You Save: $1.11 (6%)
New (5) from $17.88
Rating:  77 reviews
Sales Rank: 810
Batteries Included: No
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.5
Dimensions (in): 6.1 x 4.2 x 4.8
MPN: 123456123
Model: 87023
UPC: 020451870236
EAN: 0020451870236
ASIN: B000056J90
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | 2-pc. lids keep milk fresh in refrigerator or freezer | | • | Air-tightsolid lids are great for long-term storage | | • | Use any Medela breastpump to pump directly into the container | | • | Nipple covers protect nipples from contamination | | • | Complete storage and feeding system |
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Product Description
Ideal for mothers who breastpump. Includes 4 each of 150 ml containers, slow-flow orthodontic nipples, collars and discs for short-term storage, solid lids for long-term storage, caps for traveling or cup feeding.
Amazon.com Product Description
Ideal for mothers who use a breast pump, the breast milk Feeding and Storage Kit from Medela keep breast milk fresh, either in the refrigerator or freezer. This system makes it possible for mom to keep nutrient-rich breast milk on hand and to easily track the amount they have pumped. Compatible with any Medela breast pump, the items in this helpful kit are designed for safety and convenience. All parts that come into contact with breast milk are BPA/DEHP free, and everything is dishwasher safe.  | The Feeding and Storage Kit offers: - Storage kit for keeping breast milk fresh in the fridge or freezer.
- BPA-free and dishwasher safe.
- Silicone based nipple for slow-flowing output.
- Clearly labeled volume markers.
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Safely store breast milk until feeding time. View larger. | Complete Feeding and Storage System
This kit lets you keep breast milk safely stored and ready for feeding. Four five-ounce plastic breast milk containers give you plenty of storage, and each clear plastic bottle comes with two kinds of lids. Use the two-piece plastic lid when milk will be used within a few hours, and choose the solid, air-tight plastic lid for long-term storage in the refrigerator or freezer. Each bottle also comes with an orthodontic, slow-flowing silicone nipple--ideal for use when mom is away. Sanitary and Safe
Because baby's safety is so important, this kit helps ensure that the milk he or she drinks is fresh and sanitary. First, each piece is made of durable plastic that's specially designed for safe, long-term storage of breast milk. Additionally, the small plastic nipple covers fit tightly over the nipples and protect them from contamination. These caps are also great for traveling and can even be used as a cup, if need be. When it comes time to measuring exactly how much baby is consuming, the colorful, easy-to-read volume marks in ounces and milliliters allow you to keep easy track both before and after feedings. About Medela
Founded in 1961 in Zug, Switzerland by Olle Larsson, Medela is committed to supporting the WHO Code's depiction of breastfeeding and breast milk as the optimal nutrition for the growth, development and health of babies. The company believes it is their obligation to offer a complete solution, "from breast to belly," of high quality products that enable mothers to provide the optimum nutrition of breast milk to their babies. Today, Medela's primary focus remains to help moms successfully breast feed their babies as long as they wish. This goal lies at the heart of every product the company develops. What's in the Box
Four each of 150 milliliter containers, slow-flow orthodontic nipples, collars and discs for short-term storage, solid lids for long-term storage, and caps for traveling or cup feeding.
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| Customer Reviews: Read 72 more reviews...
 Work well for feeding, pumping and storage November 15, 2008
anjil88 (Wisconsin)
These are the only bottles I use and they work well. They are very durable & dishwasher safe. I have a medela pump also. My daughter is breastfed and feeds from these well, except for with the slow flow nipples - I recommend a fast flow nipple unless you want to take over a half hour to feed your baby while he/she struggles to get the milk out. I should mention that she is not picky (becasue some babies are)about what type/brand of nipple she uses as long as the flow is not too slow.
I love medela bottles September 10, 2008
Shirley Borelly (rego park, ny)
I love medela bottles, I love that they are BPA free. I love this product, I like the way it looks, the only thing I HATE are the bottle nipples. They look horrible and my two month old daughter does not like them at all. I went online and got other medela nipples, those she likes.
Really convenient! July 13, 2008
Happy mom! (FL)
I am really happy with this set. I bought two more sets to go with the ones that came with my Medela pump. It is really convenient to pump and store in the same container and then just attach the nipple and it's ready for dad or babysitter to feed. My daughter really liked the nipple and she was a tough one to get to even take a bottle. She seems to latch the same as with me so it works great. I would highly reccommend this set.
 The Lids and Nipples LEAK constantly, DO NOT WASTE YOUR MONEY July 13, 2008
S. Erickson (Omaha, NE United States)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
I bought a Medela pump (love it!) and some bottles came with it. I also bought an extra set of bottles. It was a complete waste of money. I am telling you - these bottles leak out of the top between the o-shaped lid and the nipple. DO NOT BUY THEM! If you're concerned about freezer storage, just buy the Medela pump and save bags, they work great. For pumping, you can attach almost any bottle and store those in the fridge. Seriously, this is such a hassle. You can't take these bottles anywhere without spilling all over and you don't want to mess with them at 3 a.m. when they're dumping milk all over you child, trust me!
baby bottles May 23, 2008
Pete Chung (Los Angeles, CA)
we used these bottle because they are compatible with the medela pump. the 5oz capacity is much better than the tiny 2oz ones. my wife was very happy when they came. I would check to make sure these don't have bisphenol A (BPA), we didn't know about back when we got them. fast shipping.
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