I already have a bunch of Lansinoh breast milk storage bags. Would those work as liners for these bottles, or do I have to buy the specific liners?
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Yes they will work. Just make sure the bags aren't too full, as you will need to pull some of the top over the rim. Also Lansinoh bags aren't that durable, so be weary of leaks when freezing and thawing milk. Hope this helps. :)
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I haven't experienced leaks with them, you can place them horizontal and assuming you have a flat even surface they'll be fine, but I own these and the 5 ounce medela bottles that are fatter and I prefer those.While they haven't broken on me I feel like these are more flemsy and I can't store as much milk so I've switched to the larger ones.
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Would be better to store the milk in a breastmilk storage bag. Much more space friendly in your freezer! :)
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It does for in The fridge. But if you are storing Breastmilk I would keep it in the freezer. I don't knw. I have used the Lansinoh & Dr. Browns bags and the fit fine. I freeze them laying on top of the lid & the move them inside to stand up.
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The seal is very tight on these bottles and the glass is thick. I currently have one in the fridge on its side with liquid in it, no leakage. And have traveled with two in a bag at one time...no spillage. A way better vessel than plastic alternatives for breast milk. I say go for it
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No, the lansinoh storage bottles have a standard narrow neck. The storage bottles are interchangeable with any standard narrow neck cap, nipple, or ring. But these are a bigger diameter nipple. I use these nipples with the classic avent bottles, and they work well.
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Yes, there are sealing disks that come with them as well as the lids you can see in the picture. Storing breast milk in them is a wonderful idea so now you don't have to use the plastic bags and it's less transferring. I'll be sure to remember that. Thank you!
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I do use the regular 13 gallon bags but they do show a little bit at the top. The lip comes over the sides a bit so if you're very fussy you could probably arrange them where they didn't show at all.
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i'm sure they can but playtex sells bottles that are called drop-ins and i believed are angled as well that are used for breast milk. however the bottom do remove from these bottles so i am sure you can use breast milk in them.
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You can use these bags with any pumping system. You pump into the bottles then pour into the bags.
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Yep. I use the top and nipples from the standard baby bottle... Fits perfectly. These are great investment.
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I don't really know, but it seems like you'd want to use a liner anyway because it's too tall to easily lift to dump. Any brand of regular "tall kitchen bags" fits so no need to buy special bags.
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I have tried to use these as bottles once and the nipple and nipple ring ''fit" but since you are not able to use the blue little pipe and the tan color insert to the pipe the milk spills out (sorry i do not know their exact names). Hope this info helps.
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Yes - although Medela's bags are terrible (zip leaks, small volume, awkward shape for storage, hard to pour w/o spilling). Go with Lansinoh bags for long term use.
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with an adapter, these can be used with the medela pump. medela bottles themselves, though, do not use liners. Also, I think these would be too wide to use with the medela bottles.
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There is a FoodSaver group on Yahoo and some people use baby bottle liners for making small packages. There is a trick to it, though. Apparently, it works fine.
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Rachel, This is a very sturdy, in fact kind of stiff, tightly woven nylon bag. I'm sure it is really going to last. My first one was a softer nylon that was springing little leaks that would squirt me - lol -- when I squeezed the last of the milk out. You won't have that problem with these, IMO. These rinse out beautifully. I hope you enjoy yours, if you order them.