The Evenflo advanced breast milk Collection bottles provide a quick and easy way to collect, store, and feed breast milk. The advanced breast milk Collection bottles hold up to 5 fluid ounces of breast milk and can be stored in the refrigerator or freezer. The enhanced silicone sealing discs help reduce spills. Ready to feed? The cap rings on the advanced breast milk Collection bottles are compatible with Evenflo balance Standard neck nipples.
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LEAK RESISTANT - Whether your freezing your breast milk, or simply storing it in the refrigerator for your next feeding, the specially designed
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The Ameda Breast Milk Storage Bottles are perfect for pumping and storing breast milk with the Ameda Purely Yours breast pumps. These 4oz. polypropylene bottles do not contain BPA, and they are freezer safe. Each bottle features easy to read graduations and space for labeling with date and baby’s name. This package contains four 4oz. bottles, cap rings and sealing discs.
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Evenflo Advanced Breast Milk Collection Bottles, 5oz
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