Dr. Brown's BPA Free Polypropylene 8 oz Bottle 1 Pk - Clear
Dr. Brown's bottles feature a patented internal vent which reduces air bubbles and helps to prevent fluid in your baby's ears. Bottles are compatible with breast feeding, and they help colicky babies settle down and sleep. They also reduce colic, spit-up, burping and gas and are easy to clean. These are dishwasher safe and include three 8 oz. natural flow standard bottles. Polypropylene bottles are BPA Free.
Features include:
•Polypropylene bottles are BPA Free •Patented internal vent system created by Dr. Craig Brown eliminates the vacuum and air bubbles to help significantly reduce colic, spit-up, burping and gas •Fits all of the existing Dr. Brown's standard nipples •Works with all of the existing Dr. Brown's convenience accessories including microwave sterilizer, drying rack and dishwasher basket •8-ounce standard size
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Product Details
Product Length:
2.1 inches
Product Width:
2.1 inches
Product Height:
9.0 inches
Product Weight:
0.05 pounds
Package Length:
9.0 inches
Package Width:
2.5 inches
Package Height:
2.4 inches
Package Weight:
0.05 pounds
Average Customer Rating:
based on 39 reviews
Features
Polypropylene bottles are BPA Free
Patented internal vent system created by Dr. Craig Brown eliminates the vacuum and air bubbles to help significantly reduce colic, spit-up, burping and gas
Fits all of the existing Dr. Brown's standard nipples
Works with all of the existing Dr. Brown's convenience accessories including microwave sterilizer, drying rack and dishwasher basket
8-ounce standard size
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4 of 4 found the following review helpful:
Wonderful bottles Apr 06, 2011
By Moragami Dr. Brown's bottles came very highly recommended by several of my friends. Despite their recommendations, I decided to try another brand of bottles. We very quickly switched to Dr. Brown's for a few reasons. My daughter did not like the other bottles but did great with accepting Dr. Brown's. She had to take bottles directly out of the hospital due to weight loss but transitioned well back to the breast. The part that is especially great about the bottles is that they have the same threading to work with Ameda and Medela breast pumps. I have personally used them with my Ameda Purely Yours Ultra pump.
If you use them with the Ameda pump, the one draw back is that the bottle is narrower than Ameda. As a result, when empty the flange is heavy enough to make them tip over and they do not fit snugly into the bottle holders on the top of the pump. Otherwise they work great.
3 of 3 found the following review helpful:
Better than other bottles we've tried Feb 02, 2010
By ockeghem As with most things touted as a miracle cure for your baby, the hype is a bit overblown. This bottle does help but doesn't end reflux altogether.
My three-month-old daughter has had reflux issues since she was born. She's almost exclusively breastfed, except for one or two bottles a day of expressed milk. I thought I'd give the Dr. Brown's bottles a go, after feeding her from Born Free and Medela bottles with no discernible difference in her spitting up. With the Dr. Brown's bottles, we did find that she spits up slightly less. Does she still spit up? Sure -- just not quite as much.
I wash these bottles in the dishwasher (top rack), and haven't had a problem with them leaking. Yes, there are a number of pieces that have to be cleaned for each bottle, but there are no more pieces than the Born Free bottles, and in the dishwasher it's not a big deal. And even the times I've washed them by hand, having to wash a few pieces and use the enclosed brush hasn't been onerous. If she were exclusively bottle-fed and I didn't have a dishwasher, I can see where these bottles might seem like a pain, but otherwise they aren't that time-consuming.
A lot of the comments on the Dr. Brown's bottles seem to come down to a question of parenting style. If you're the type of parent who values convenience above all things because you're dealing with a needy baby, especially if you don't have a dishwasher, you may well dislike the Dr. Brown's bottles (my friends in this camp rave about the Playtex dropins). If you're instead the type of parent who doesn't mind an extra minute or less loading the dishwasher and an extra 5 seconds in assembling a bottle, if it means your child with reflux will spit up a bit less, I recommend trying one of the Dr. Brown's bottles to see if it helps your baby.
1 of 1 found the following review helpful:
Only bottle that works for my breastfeed baby Jul 07, 2010
By L. Sito Though more expensive than other brands this is worth every penny. My daughter will not use any other bottle. Do NOT listen to the complants of leaks as long as you use all the parts together, this works well and has never leaks. It has a positive pressure that keeps bubbles out of babys belly and baby and mom happy. I wish I would have bought these before all the other ones.
Relieved my baby from gas trouble. Apr 16, 2012
By Prashant Khanna No more colic calm. This just worked well from my baby who use to keep taking in a air during her feeds. It has made huge difference to her stomach aches due to gas/air intake, after switching to these bottles.
Hard to clean and leaks!!! Apr 14, 2012
By E. Curbow My wife and I originally purchased the Dr. Brown's bottles to help with our daughter's colic. I am not entirely sure if they helped, but my daughter did seem to have less problems with gas. We have now had the bottles for about 3 months and they all seem to have started leaking badly. If you use these bottles, fully expect to have to replace them every couple of months. Also...for those not aware of the Dr. Brown's system, it uses two extra pieces to "assist the flow of air" within the bottle. As the one cleaning the bottles, I quickly noted how hard these parts are to clean (since they have small holes that formula can get trapped in). It is not completely accurate to say that they are hard to clean, but fully expect your bottle cleaning time to double. Also, one of the parts is a rubber ring that goes between the bottle and the nipple. My experience has been that this is the problem with the leaking...basically, you have twice the cracks to seal when tightening the bottle, and if one of those spaces is slightly warped or has a little bit of formula between it and the opposing surface...you will get a leak.
My wife and I now have to use a cloth under the bottle to catch the nearly constant drip from the leaks. We have ordered Nuk bottles to try next (since our daughter is out of the colic age), and I hope we have better luck with them.
based on 39 reviews
Wonderful bottles Apr 06, 2011
By Moragami
Hard to clean and leaks!!! Apr 14, 2012
By E. Curbow
