Cheaper options available, 6 July 2012

These are fine but very expensive for what they are, and I realised after buying them that boots own brand bottles (and some others too) are actually perfectly compatible with the medela pumps, so if you're just after these because you're expressing more than 150ml and need a bigger bottle, save yourself a fortune and get a couple of the boots ones intead - they only cost a pound each and are bpa free too, and you can buy a whole stack of them for the price of these medela ones.

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For when baby gets bigger, 14 Oct. 2013

We moved up to these from the 150ml bottle. Would have given these 5 stars if it wasn't for the lids.

Some comments:

1) You may be used to a single lid on the smaller bottles. These ones are different in that they are two piece lids. The idea being that you can use the

with these. However, if like us, you use the

then this is redundant and it just makes it a little more fiddly.

2) This just about fits into our steam steriliser

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Expensive, 21 Feb. 2013

Although these bottles are good quality, I have found that the Boots own brand standard neck feeding bottles fit my medela swing and pump in style pumps and they only cost £3.40 for 3 compared to £9.99 for 2 medela branded bottles!

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