MedelaBreast Milk Storage Bottles, 2.7 Ounce Containers, Leak Proof Lids, Breastmilk Freezer or Refrigerator Storage, Made Without BPA , 12 Count (Pack of 1 )

I use these for bottle feeding wildlife orphans since their formula intake is measure in grams. Much easier than using a regular bottle.

These were great

Great for storage! Super convenient to store in the fridge and not waste so much breast milk specially for the first few months.

These small containers make it super simple to track how much you are pumping and/or feeding your baby. They aren’t sterile though so must be sterilized prior to first use!

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We loved these bottles when our baby was newborn and needed just small bottles. We actually had gotten them from the hospital, as we needed to formula feed. Once she outgrew them, we came up with a new use:These are PERFECT size for baby medicine! We measured any medicine in the usual syringe, put into the bottle, and then added a little water to thin down. She knows it's "medicine" since it's not her normal milk bottle now, but she's also very comfortable drinking from it.We lost one of our "medicine" bottles, so I've just ordered these so that I can replace them. The tall thin size is super easy to carry with us to doctor, etc.

I never pumped enough to freeze or even store in larger bottles. I kept immediately washing the small bottles that came with my Medela supplies that I got from the hospital and one day I realized "Maybe I can just buy more?" These were perfect for storing small amounts of milk and were just the right size to store in a 4-can soft sided cooler for pumping at work.

I bought these because I had smaller amounts of milk from collecting milk that leaked from the other breast while feeding. These were the perfect solution since I wouldn’t want to waste a bag on 1-2 ounces of milk. My only issue is I wish they were easier to read the measurements on the side. I recommend writing down the amount on the textured side of the container or putting it in a bottle to read the amount.