Evenflo 3 Pack Classic Glass Bottle, 8-Ounce

I bought these bottles because I do believe plastic baby bottles are not good for a baby's health. I have researched the price point and concluded the amazon option is slightly pricier but not significant.Pros: 1.I found that the glass bottle made it easier to warm up the milk and and it stayed warm longer.2. Healthier option3. Long lasting, and dishwasher safeCons:1. Babies drop it often, so you might need to buy a silicone sleeve2. Pricier than the plastic alternative3. It can be a bit too heavy for infantsAs I said before, I've used these bottle for a few years, and they have served me and my family well

I can't speak on this product as a bottle for baby to drink from as I do not use it for that purpose, but these bottles fit perfectly on the Harmony Medela Manual Pump. It's a great option if looking for something non-plastic with more room to pump! Also not a terrible price for three glass bottles. My only gripe is that they do take longer to fully dry than my Philips Avent bottles... Not sure if this is due to the narrow shape. I also received a twisted design, which looks different than what is pictured.

I have now used these bottles with 2 children (the first time 17 years ago and am using them again with my 5 month old) and they work wonderfully. I recently decided to buy the Dr. Brown's because I had heard that the venting system was great. What I found, however, is that Dr. Brown's glass bottles use a plastic straw made from potentially hazardous materials so we returned those right away. Evenflo glass bottles are easy to clean with no small peices that require special cleaning tools. They also don't get scratched up like plastic. They are sturdy (we dropped one and it rolled under the car without breaking.)I do not use the standard nipples because I have always preferred Gerber Nuk but the batch of these I ordered did come with silicone nipples.

I looked at a lot of different glassbottles for the brand new grandbaby as I feel that Plastic probably wasn’t the best for her. I read a lot of reviews of the different glass bottles. One of my biggest questions was how easy that would break when a baby drop them or decided to fling them across the room. These seem to be the most highly rated by others, and I did invest in a silicone sleeve that the mama could move from bottle to bottle. I do also plan on trying to see if fabric paint will stick to them, and use that if possible to create tactile interest on the surface. I’ve been hit very happy with this brand, I remember it from when I was little plastic probably wasn’t the best for her. I read a lot of reviews of the different plastic bottles. One of my biggest questions was how easy that would break when a baby drop them I decided to fling up across the room. These seem to be the most highly rated by others, and I did invest in a silicone sleeve that the mama could move from bottle to bottle. I do also plan on trying to see if fabric paint will stick to them, and use that if possible to create tactile interest on the surface. I’ve been hit very happy with this brand, I remember it from when I was little. I do wish that they still came with a little inside flat cap that screwed on under the nipple so that when you shook the formula it didn’t all leak out through the nipple so you could travel with a full bottle and not have it leak. It doesn’t seem to help how tightly I hold on, so I’m always leaks out.

Product as described, arrived on time.Babies get 100,000 microplastics from warmed formula/milk, and 10,000 from cold liquids. These are an easy switch that should remove nearly all microplastics. I bought them on the chance they’d fit the Evenflo Balance+ caps and luckily for me the gamble paid off. Much easier than trying to buy the larger size that is constantly out of stock.I wish they sold 5oz glass bottles, I could hopefully use them with my pump to eliminate all microplastics, aside from those already in breast milk :/It is also very convenient to be able to put these in the dishwasher on a normal cycle.

These are good basic bottles. Going to the baby store and shopping for baby bottles as a new parent was daunting. There's a litany of choices and every imaginable variation on design. How do you choose? For us, it became simple when we decided to stick to glass bottles. There aren't many choices out there in glass, and those that are available are usually very expensive. Our daughter has had no problems eating whatsoever so I can't say anything about any of the specialty bottles on the market, but for most babies, I can't imagine needing more than a basic bottle. These are more or less the time tested glass baby bottle. Basic and no frills, but solid and sturdy. We like them a lot, and the price is very affordable.

The bottles are nice & sturdy but as has been commented before, the nipples are shoddy. I breastfed for 11 months, supplementing with AVENT botles(which I was extremely happy with functionally but they have BPA) but I just switched to these because they're BPA-free. I would not recommend these to nursing mothers because the poorly shaped nipple is completely unnatural. These tiny, narrow nipples are unlike AVENT's nipples, which mimic a good nursing latch. We used a #2 AVENT nipple, which has a slow flow and caused my daughter to actively nurse from the bottle. These Evenflow slow nipples are so fast that they caused her to chug-a-lug quickly. At first she even choked. Medela nipples fit as an alternate but they are faster than AVENT as well and they're just the wrong shape. The seal on the Evenflow bottles are slightly leaky if you don't get the rings screwed on just right, which in my one-handed hurry I rarely seem to be able to do.