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Medela Breastmilk 150ml/5oz Breastmilk Bottle With Teat - Size : S

Model 200.0597

Safe: 100% BPA-free material for the health of your baby
Flexible: Ideal for collecting, storing, transporting, and feeding breastmilk
Beneficial: no loss of precious breastmilk
Easy to clean: Dishwasher and microwave safe

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Medela bottles are shatterproof and available in two different sizes: 150ml with slow flow teat and 250ml with medium flow teat. Replacement teats can also be purchased separately.

The breast milk bottles are dishwasher and microwave safe and are made from BPA-free materials.

The bottles can be used with all Medela breast pumps and teats.

Versatile – ideal for expressing, storing, freezing and feeding breast milk
Use the same bottle for storage and feeding – precious breast milk is not wasted
Easy to clean
Durable – does not crack or splinter when dropped
Safe material for you and your baby

The BPA-free Medela Breastmilk Bottle with Teat offers you a great solution for breastfeeding your baby. It is ideal for collecting, storing, transporting, and feeding breastmilk.

Safe: 100% BPA-free material for the health of your baby
Flexible: Ideal for collecting, storing, transporting, and feeding breastmilk
Beneficial: no loss of precious breastmilk
Easy to clean: Dishwasher and microwave safe

Nothing beats breastmilk!

Breastfeeding gives your baby the healthiest start in life. If breastfeeding is not possible, pumping breastmilk is the next best option.

BPA-free and shatterproof

Medela Breastmilk Bottles and all other breastfeeding products which come into contact with breastmilk, are made from polypropylene - a BPA-free material. They are also break proof which means they will not crack or splinter if you drop them.

Storing and feeding in one bottle

The Medela Breastmilk Bottles enable you to store and feed breastmilk using the same bottle. It is no longer necessary to transfer breastmilk into another bottle before feeding, which means that you lose less breastmilk.