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

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

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

I ordered these to supplement my breastmilk storage capacity. A regular Medela nipple fits onto the top of the storage containers. These 2.5 ounce containers are great for storing smaller amounts of breastmilk to feed to your newborn, or if you are just breaking it down into smaller amounts for storage. I would recommend this product to anyone who needs to store breastmilk. For those in the U.S.A., these are considered eligible medical products by the IRS that can be purchased or reimbursed from a medical flex spending account.

Doesn’t come with a cover

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!

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.

If you are someone like me that barely makes 1-2 oz per pump per breast these bottles are perfect to use with your Medela pump. It was so much convenient to use them more than the 6 oz bottles where the mere sight of seeing 0.5 oz or 1 oz in a 6 oz bottle will disappoint you. I also highly recommend it for carrying around milk in diaper bags. The lids are very secure and you will never have to worry about spilled milk. I used them in conjunction with 4 oz bottles and basically these were used to pour extra milk if my LO was not content with his feed. They were perfect size to thaw and use and less stress of getting wasted.

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.

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.

These come in handy for pumping and breast milk storage when you’re on the go!