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Details
Features
- Bottle
- Includes One 9-oz. Bottle, Level 1 Nipple(s)
- Made of Glass
- Anti-Vacuum Valve Allows Air into Bottle as Needed, Easy-Grip Design
- Dishwasher and Microwave Safe
Additional Information
- DPCI: 030-05-0269
- ASIN: B000S6DSL4
- Catalog #: 10772617
- Item can be gift wrapped.
- Imported
Shipping & Policies
- You may return this item to any Target store.Opens in New Window
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- Estimated Ship Dimensions : 20.4 inches length x 14.1 inches width x 8.6 inches height
- Estimated Ship Weight: 19.00 pounds.
- We regret that this item cannot be shipped to PO Boxes.
Reviews
Average Guest Rating:
Reviewer: Jessica "Jessica" See all my reviews
My son and I both love these. I love that it's glass and it has a great venting system. I really like that the venting system parts are smaller than Dr Brown, so it takes up less room in dishwasher cage. It's neat to watch the air go right in and my son not having to do a thing. I've also never had a leak (where I have with other bottles).
Reviewer: Jasmine The NewlyWed "Jasmine" (Cedar Rapids, IA) See all my reviews
I must say.. we have been using dr. brown's bottles since the birth of my son... we needed a few extra bottles and could not find the glass browns bottles and ended up taking this one home to try. I love the width of the top, it allows you to add your formula nicely with out any spills. The glass is gorgeous and thick like a mason jar, and the vent system is awesome. My son is normally a big time spitter.. with these bottles he doesnt spit up at all.. I wish I could afford to buy 12 of these and toss my dr. browns
Reviewer: Lynette Curtin (Layton, UT) See all my reviews
My daughter nurses and takes formula from a bottle. The Born Free bottles are the only ones she'll take. The nipple and venting system simulates the breast. I recommend this product to everyone!
Reviewer: First time MD Mom (MD) See all my reviews
Our pediatrician recommended using glass bottles, as they are both BPA and pthalate free. We initially bought a different brand due to the cost/value for the money, but they gave our son the hiccups after every feeding. Although the Born Free bottles are expensive, the venting system seems to do the trick and he is much more content after eating than with the other brand. He also seems to prefer the nipple on these bottles. I wish they were a little more reasonably priced, but they've been worth the money for our son.
