Which Medela nipples fit these bottles? Not the new wide ones? Can someone post a link? Thanks.
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I used the Medela wide base nipples for these and all of my Medela bottles. All of my Medela supplies have been interchangeable with no problems. It made it really easy throughout my time EPing.
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I use the enfamil slow flow nipples that come in a box of 12 individually wrapped. I haven't had any problems with them leaking. The only thing is my baby has to let go of the nipple so the air can flow to open the nipple back up from her sucking, and they don't come with bottle tops. I like cover the nipple part it's just out in the open. But you get 12 nipples for 12 bottles that's why I got them. Hope that helps a little.
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I wish I knew!! Do the medela bottles or the Lansinoh bottles or the Dr browns bottles fit your pump? They all fit my medela and this worked great with it (I used it to pump into wide mouth ventaire bottles fyi)
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Yes, the regular size bottles. But may I say that I have both the Lansinoh model and the Medela model, and much prefer the Medela. It's a lot quieter, somehow produces more milk and is less tiring to my hands to use. I am still using it daily, my daughter is 5 months old. It does not fit with other bottles, but after 3 months the Dr Browns started to leak for us anyhow (we switched to the Playtex Ventaire and really like those.)
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Yes. I had the medela freestyle pump and another medela pump and the bottles fit both. I know other moms also used them with other varieties of medela pumps.
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Avent sells an adapter that connects their bottles to a medela breast pump. I have a Medela pump in style and pump directly into these bottles, then add a nipple for daycare feedings.
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I used BornFree as well as Dr. Brown's (with breast milk) and both were fine. Those two bottle shapes are very different-BornFree is very stout and Dr. Brown's are very slender. I cannot speak to Medela's use specifically but it does work well with many different shapes and sizes.
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Yes, it is similiar to the natural bottles, what you need to care about is that it is Wide mouth bottles. and you need to find the wide mouth nipples
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No they do not. I use the Born Free bottles right now for my 4 month old and you have to buy the born free nipples. These Medela nipples are very small and only fit the smaller Medela bottles. I do like the Born Free Bottles and would recommend using them.
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Spectra sells adapters that can be used to make the Medela bottles fit their flanges. My Avent bottles also fit without the use of an adapter.
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Please go to www.Amazon.com, under Search, please type: baby bottle nipples. There will be lots of options available to you to purchase nipples. Sincerely, Steve
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Interestingly, I have both the narrow bottles pictured (I belive these are no longer on the market) and the wider bottle which is now on the market, and both say "advanced." So what you have to do if make sure if you are using the narrow ones to get nipples to fit, which I don't believe are sold at Babies R Us, etc., I got mine through the Internet. My grandson could not nurse, and these bottles saved the day, could not use the "fat" VentAire bottles and nipples. So...again, both the older and newer bottles both say "advanced, so just take care which ones you are dealing with and get the right nipples. Hope this helps! Interestingly, I have both the narrow bottles pictured (I belive these are no longer on the market) and the wider bottle which is now on the market, and both say "advanced." So what you have to do if make sure if you are using the narrow ones to get nipples to fit, which I don't believe are sold at Babies R Us, etc., I got mine through the Internet. My grandson could not nurse, and these bottles saved the day, could not use the "fat" VentAire bottles and nipples. So...again, both the older and newer bottles both say "advanced, so just take care which ones you are... » Read More Interestingly, I have both the narrow bottles pictured (I belive these are no longer on the market) and the wider bottle which is now on the market, and both say "advanced." So what you have to do if make sure if you are using the narrow ones to get nipples to fit, which I don't believe are sold at Babies R Us, etc., I got mine through the Internet. My grandson could not nurse, and these bottles saved the day, could not use the "fat" VentAire bottles and nipples. So...again, both the older and newer bottles both say "advanced, so just take care which ones you are dealing with and get the right nipples. Hope this helps! « Show Less
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I think the medela bottles are shorter and chunky. You could definitely fit them, but maybe not 6. when they say it fits 6 bottles, I would think ideally it's something like the Dr Brown's or playtex, which are taller and more narrow. Hope that makes sense.
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Both sizes come with medium flow nipples which are fine to use with newborns. This is my third baby and I will tell you that these are by far the best bottles I've ever used. Good luck Mama!
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These will only work with Playtex bottles. Medelas have their own kind of nipples. The size of the nipple base is different on the two bottles, as well as the rings used to screw the nipple onto the bottles.
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I used all off my meldela nipples with these bottles. They are interchangeable.
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Sorry I originally purchased the Medella pump with the bottles. I've only used these bottles for feeding purposes only.
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I don't currently own a medela pumps (used to have one), but I do know that these Avent bottles are not compatible with regular bottles and caps.They have different screw and cap sizes, so i doubt they could fit with your medela pumps.