Nurser Bottles Drop-Ins Recyclable Disposable Liners, Pre-Sterilized, 4 Oz, 50 Count

Very convenient, but the price can add up after a while. We have the nurser set and the vent-aire set. ******************************************************************************************************** It has been 9 months since I wrote my initial review (above). Now that my husband and I were able to try something else, I realized that the Parent's Choice liners (from Walmart) feel a bit sturdier. These are still great, but the others are cheaper and feel like they are higher quality. We didn't have to buy too many of them, since my son was ebf; he only drank from the bottle when I was at work (expressed milk). It saves time since it is just one less thing to take care of. Works really well with the pumping adapters. Used this to pump milk into, along with Playtex Drop-Ins System Breast Milk Storage Kit. It was so easy and really convenient. Would definitely recommend to others. This may honestly not work as well for you as it has for me if you are formula feeding. The measurement readings do not seem to be very accurate. The times I pumped into the Medela bottles instead of these, I saw a significant discrepancy in the measurement readings between the two. This will say you have more than you actually do, so formula may end up being too concentrated.

Makes cleaning bottles easier because you throw the liner away. Best of all no gassy colicky baby - just make sure you squeeze all the air out before you offer it to baby. Another plus about being able to give baby a bottle with the ability to push out all the air is that baby has to work to suck the milk out, much like breastfeeding, so transitioning back to the breast is much easier on this than other bottles. Just make sure you use a slow flow nipple. I’ve tried Dr Brown’s, Avent, even Playtex VentAir bottles. I am exclusively breastfeeding my very big and hungry 4 month old son and I did the same thing for a year with my petite daughter who is currently 5 years old now. So for the rare occasion that Ive had to leave my babies behind with a baby sitter, the Playtex Nurser bottle with disposable liners is the bottle that has worked best for us. Side note: My husband exclusively fed formula to his daughter from his previous marriage and said this worked best for her too.

I originally bought dr. brown bottles before the baby was born but at the hospital I had a hard time getting the baby to latch on - the lactation consultant suggested playtex nurser bottles because the nipple is very much shaped like the breast. My baby has had no problem going from breast to bottle (we do both) -- and having a liner makes cleaning the bottles super easy. I recommend these bottles to everyone and gave my sister dr. brown's (who prefers the dr. browns). I wish I knew about these before birth and not spent so much money on the dr. browns.

Love this style for bottling, easy to use and works well. Many benefits to using this style such as similarity to breast in regards to the way in which bag "deflates" causing less air to be taken in. Easy clean up and great to use when out and about.

The packaging shows a single bottle with liners. That is not the case it is just the liners that are useless without the bottle. I understand the description is correct, but as a new parent with a 5 day old baby cut me a little slack for going off the picture and maybe skimming the description. I have not used the product.

I love the playtex dropins system. Always just need to make sure that I have enough liners. The pricing is good (it's worth 4 cents to me to not have to wash a bottle!). And the product is secure. Very very occasionally it leaks if I put it in carelessly and didn't make sure the liner was solid and not a bit crumpled. But that's my fault. Overall, no complaints. Even the pricing is fair.

These liners are much better than the kind that come in a roll. They are preformed and just set in place so no leaks. The only thing that causes them to lose a star is because they are thin they crunch up sometimes and then the OZ measures are completely accurate until you add enough to weigh it down.

I love these bottles, they are the best for helping reduce the amount of air being swallowed which in turn helps with less burping and less gas, and it’s easier to transition from breastfeeding to bottle feeding with these bottles.