Can i put a drop into a breastmilk (5oz) bottle?
1967736
yes, you can. I always put a drop into a breastmilk bottle to feed my baby.
1967737
You could, but it would make more sense to put the drop on the nipple of the bottle.
1967738
I did once I started using bottles at 5 months to a year. She never drank more than that at a sitting for me.
1967739
Yes! That's how we give our baby these drops - into a bottle of breast milk, or sometimes a drop on the nipple. Either way seems to work.
1788871
No. The drop is not inserted in the bottle because it is sealed VERY tightly with a plastic wrap. However, when you take the bottle out of package don't throw it away because the drop is wrapped inside ANOTHER seal at the bottom of the package. I hope this has answered your question. :-) Have a blessed day!
1454273
Sure. I don't see why you couldn't. As long as the bag is small enough to handle the fluid in relations to the bottle (don't use a 12oz bag in a 5oz bottle).
198707
The 4oz size doesn't come with a dropper. Its simply just a plastic seal for shipping purposes
676333
Never tried that. I use the breastmilk storage bags and medela bottles for that. Good idea though and probably would work. I would check with the manufacturer
1790887
Yes, you can put 1 to 2 tablespoons in your drink and it should improve your milk supply.
1853073
No. It's a plastic bottle-no dropper. You could transfer it into one though.
1157069
I thought the same thing. Then I realized that there not actully for storeing. There just baby bottle liners that are made for breast milk. Either way I was not super happy with the product. They didnt fit the bottles well and I found that I was spilling milk as I was always trying to fit the liner over the bottle. I hope this helps. Have a great Christmas.
2101955
You can but it MUST be highly diluted. I think it is one or two drops per 8oz of water. Google it to be sure. I gargled it for strep last year and it worked but i don't remember the dilution.
1404690
Yes. Just turn it over and wait until it drops slowly out onto a pacifier, etc. No dropper needed!
1693104
Yes you can pump into a bottle then transfer the milk to the bag. That's how I did it bc I the adapter did not work well at all with my pump (Phillips avent)
1383927
No dropper. You hold bottle vertical and one "perfectly" measured drop comes out. I put the drop on a pacifier.
85008
You can put this in just about anything. I have some in a 5 gallon bucket that I have hanging. I have others in a PVC pipe that is connected to a 5 gallon bucket. They have to be vertical or they will drip. You could build a frame I suppose, but they need to be able to get to the nipples, which need to be on the bottom. I have seen them in the caps of water bottles or pop bottles for chicks, too.
150721
Yes, you can use bottle warmer, I use it and I have no problem at all with the temperature and drop ins. But just to be careful if is breast milk, you could warm the breast milk in the bag before and then put it in the drop in. That's what I do.
889340
I wish I would have been smart enough to ask this! Our daughter is exclusively breastfed, and I never needed to use a bottle until she was about a month old. At that point, the smaller (4oz) bottles were more than big enough. But starting at about 3 months old, she needs between 4 and 5 oz to satisfy her. My biggest bit of advice would be to NOT overfill the small bottle. They will leak! I just assumed that if 5 oz would fit, it would be fine. No. I know that was a really long answer! I don't think babies ever need more than 8 oz of milk or formula at once, so they should not grow out of the 8 oz bottles. On a side note, we love these bottles! She never gets gassy from them, and she transitions from boob to bottle seamlessly! Congrats and good luck!
1005725
No, but there is a plastic cover on each bottle that only allows a drop at a time to be dispensed.
752944
I was actually going to try the drop in nipples with this bottle. I think they would work fine. I would recommend purchasing the cheapest pack to try them first.