Can you use a bottle warmer with these bottles
851411
I put it in hot water to warm it up. Doesn't seem to have issue but at the cap sometimes traps water so just wipe well before start feeding.
2232671
Of course!! Put the bottle in a pan of warm water until it is as warm as you like.
810110
I wouldn't recommend freezing them. They are great bottles but freezing plastic is not a good idea.
1347938
I assume you can, but I did not have a chance to use them as they were delivered damaged beyond repair . I unfortunately realized this long after the time limit to return them. The plastic body is very thin, so I would test them out with a small amount first. Please check the necks of the bottles to ensure they are all intact . All 3 of mine arrived with tears in them. Good luck.
2158514
Probably. The bottle heater gets very warm. It's a great product. I used it for both my kids.
150720
I'm not sure about a bottle warmer, since the bag inserted to the bottle means that the milk/formula wouldn't get much contact with the outside surface of the bottle being warmed. When I pumped, I just warmed my stored containers of breastmilk in a hot water bath before putting them in the bottle. When my son was on formula, he liked it room temperature so as long as I kept a supply of water in a bottle on the counter, I had no need to warm it. A few times I did need to warm the breastmilk while it was in the bottle (had stored the milk in the bottle in the fridge) and I just submerged the whole thing in a hot water bath and dried it off before giving it to my son. I'm not sure about a bottle warmer, since the bag inserted to the bottle means that the milk/formula wouldn't get much contact with the outside surface of the bottle being warmed. When I pumped, I just warmed my stored containers of breastmilk in a hot water bath before putting them in the bottle. When my son was on formula, he liked it room temperature so as long as I kept a supply of water in a bottle on the counter, I had no need to warm it. A few times I did need to warm the breastmilk while it was in the bottle (had stored the milk in the bottle in the fridge) and I just submerged the... » Read More I'm not sure about a bottle warmer, since the bag inserted to the bottle means that the milk/formula wouldn't get much contact with the outside surface of the bottle being warmed. When I pumped, I just warmed my stored containers of breastmilk in a hot water bath before putting them in the bottle. When my son was on formula, he liked it room temperature so as long as I kept a supply of water in a bottle on the counter, I had no need to warm it. A few times I did need to warm the breastmilk while it was in the bottle (had stored the milk in the bottle in the fridge) and I just submerged the whole thing in a hot water bath and dried it off before giving it to my son. « Show Less
2057444
I can't say for sure because I don't own any of the glass bottles but it looks to me like the piece that holds the nipple and screws on to the bottle is the same on the glass and plastic bottles, in which case you should be able to use this nipple on the glass bottles.
493399
I used mine in our bottle warmer. But make sure the tops are on good, so water doesn't accidentally get in.
476072
Yes, I use medela bottles with this warmer (and phillip's avent) without any problems.
873764
Yes, I purchased this warmer for our Tommee Tippee bottles and they fit in the warmer, however not in the cooler part. I think it works great as a warmer though and use it solely for that. Does the job for our formula fed baby with no complaints.
1294816
Probably not. The online specs are 3.3 inches (8.382 centimeter) for width of bottle. The width of the bottle warmer inside is 8 centimeter.
479719
I have used the travel bottle warmer with 5oz tommee tippee bottles. You can use it with any bottles its adjustable.
1742892
If you had a 4 oz room temperature bottle. But for a larger volume that is cold it will take a couple of minutes and there is a learning curve on how much water to put in. Big downside is that if you don't get the bottle warm enough, the warmer needs to cool down before you can use it again. I have to run cold water in it to speed up the process. I wouldn't buy this warmer again.
2140252
Yes, I warm mine on the Avent bottle warmer and it works fine as long as i fill the warmer with water up to the top (so it doesnt warm just the thick bottom of the bottle.
2066072
I don't have a definitive answer because I didn't use Avent bottle warmers, but this is something I found for you, which indicates a variety of shapes and sizes can fit: "Warms Classic Bottles, Classic Toddler Cups, and Food Jars You can use Philips AVENT Classic bottles, Classic toddler cups, and food jars with this warmer. Simply place baby food jars and filled bottles directly in the unit. When they're heated, put the contents of the jars in the included bowl to keep warm." I hope this info. helps.
150719
My daycare used a bottle warmer with these worked fine. At home I just warmed in a mug of warm/hot water. DO NOT microwave.
1049817
It depends how long you warm the bottle for. I warm bottles for 2 minutes at a time (perfect for 3oz), & only need to add water every 4-5 bottles.