They are ideal for collecting, storing, transporting, freezing and feeding breastmilk.
100% Bisphenol-A free materials - for the health of the babies
Can be used with all Medela Breastpumps
Dishwasher and microwave-safe materials
No cracking and splintering when dropped
Comes complete with slow flow silicon teat, lid with disk, 150ml capacity bottle and cap
Expressed breastmilk can be stored in these bottles in the fridge or in the freezer and can be used direct from the bottle when thawed.
Made from polypropylene and do not contain Phthalates, latex BPA making them safe to store expressed breastmilk.
Medela invest heavily in research and development to ensure that their breastfeeding products mimic a baby's natural nursing rhythms giving a faster let down, more comfortable expressing and increased milk flow.
Includes:
One 150ml bottle with large cap and Slow Flow Teat (0-3 months).
You can buy Medela Breastmilk Bottle 150ml with Teat online in Australia from Chemist Direct
Rated 5 out of
5 by
CANDICE C from
Great bottle[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We have been using these medela bottles since birth. I find that they are a great size for young bubs. The quality of the bottle and the teat are great and wash really well. Bub drinks well from these bottles and teat. Overall, happy with the product and this brand in general
Date published: 2023-03-04
Rated 5 out of
5 by
Georgia P from
Great bottles[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We love all of the Medela range. They are great quality and not a bad price. They are a good size and the writing is all very clear, making it easy to know the dosage in each bottle. My son didn’t drink very well with teat that can with it, as he prefers the wide teat instead
Date published: 2022-11-09
Rated 2 out of
5 by
Renae R from
Not great.[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I purchased these bottles and Swing pump Maxi while I was pregnant after reading reviews how good they were. When we brought our baby home, I was having trouble breastfeeding so we turned to formula. A home lactation consultant said the Medela bottle teats (which are long and narrow) are too fast-flowing for babies and makes them practically scull the milk. Not good for a newborn. So she recommended a different bottle brand (a wide neck style with slower slow-flow teat) and that's been working great for us.
The long and narrow teats dont replicate my breast nipple at all- mine are wide and flat, so my newborn was likely getting confused.
The opening for the bottle is quite narrow too and I found it difficult getting a scoop of formula in without spilling some of it. A wide-neck bottle served better from that aspect.
The cap of the bottle is solid yellow so when you're shaking up the formula then remove the cap, formula leaks out. If the cap was clear plastic, that issue could be easier managed.
Lactation consultant also said the Medela swing maxi pump isnt a very strong pump- she recommended a different brand and I have since been extracting more breastmilk.
The one thing I did like about the Swing maxi is that it was portable and you charge it up after around 5 uses. But I didnt like how the pump parts are solid plastic so you cant see the milk extraction, and when you pull the parts apart to wash them, quite a lot of fiddly parts to further try collect residual milk from (important to me because I have low supply).
