I need to use a longer nipple on mine. Is that orofice insert necessary? Shall I just put it in the nipple I plan to use. natural gas fyi
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1/ I dont think it will be a problem. 2/ Yes, or all the gas would come out the end. 3/ Sure I would put the flame side facing forward. I found that the draft going thru the fireplace pushed the flames back too far. So, I turned the device around and it hit more wood. Addtionally, for everyones sake. Know that this will take more gas to get the wood going. Because you are not using Kindling, just logs, the temp of the fire takes a while to build up in order to get enough coals to sustain the logs. Turn the gas off too soon and the fire will die.
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Is it possible that you have the old Medela bottles that don't take the wide-base nipples? I'm not sure if they sell the old ones anymore. The only other thing I can think of is that you don't have the wide-base collars that the nipple goes in to.
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Maybe the juice is too concentrated. Try thiner liquids or you can enlarge the nipple carefully with a knife.
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I have both the Avent Classic and Avent Natural bottles; the systems work quite well together - sippy cup spouts, breast pump, and sealing discs fit well on both systems. Avent Classic has an extra ring in the assembly (on top of the bottle directly, before doing the screw-top portion with the nipple), which the Naturals seems to have integrated into the bottle itself. While I've not used THIS specific sippy spout, I've found everything I've used on one system can fit on the other. Including nipples and the rings -- you're not *supposed* to mix and match the nipples and bottles, but you can.
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These were the worst nipples for that problem for us as well... I finally just switched to dr brown's nipples with the venting system (you can use on almost any regular sized bottle opening... For example we use evenflo glass bottles)...
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This is the question Socrates was asked when he chose the hemlock. All I can share was my frustration with being enable to make close nipples. primary reason for buying it. Using medium hard rubber, cut or cast a "core" to fit inside pipe. mount on threaded rod. Using washers compress rubber inside pipe. You can now pass short lenghts through dies. Two other things physics remain the same. Cutting oil and cracking the thread chip no less important. Allan
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You have to hold it for like 15-20 seconds. Kind of annoying but it will come out. Try putting it in a bottle or if nursing put it on your nipple (that's what I did).
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**As far as the niplettes slipping off, get a $1 tube of personal lubricant. You put it on the entire area, then put the niplette over it. It creates a seal that was strong enough for me to sleep in! Yes! I started using mine as soon as I found out I was pregnant. The longer/more often each session you use them, the faster/better the long term effect will be. I've had flat/inverted nipples my whole life, just never knew the terminology. After 6 children and only the last baby bf successfully for 6 months ONLY because I wore breast shells 24/7 before delivery and for 6 months after, I was determined to bf again... With a lot less trouble! These are great!
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Yes & its not a big deal. Many heating & ac stores will do it for you. You will need a flex supply hose (required & avalible via amazon). Remove the short connection hose & regulator from the grill as you will attach the new flex line direct. Next remove the 3 jets & drill them out to a larger size. Natural gas is not high pressure. Contact heating & ac store for size of drill bit. I had my converted by a pro & really have enjoyed the ease of natural gas & no hassel of tank replacement. Good luck hope tkis helps. Bill
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I have never used these nipples for them. but the bottles are amazing I have three kids and I have used all types of bottles. I found lifefactory the best one.. and I am ordering them again for my two friends 8 bottles for each. 4 of the small size and for of the big size..
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If you are putting this nipples in a 5gal. bucket you don't need any additional parts. The opening is 5/16, the nipple will self thread into the bottom of the bucket with some white plumbing tape.
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I am not sure.... I only have used the avent nipples with them.... Sorry I cant help!
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I have both the Avent Classic and Avent Natural bottles; the systems work quite well together - sippy cup spouts, breast pump, and sealing discs fit well on both systems. Avent Classic has an extra ring in the assembly (on top of the bottle directly, before doing the screw-top portion with the nipple), which the Naturals seems to have integrated into the bottle itself.While I've not used THIS specific sippy spout, I've found everything I've used on one system can fit on the other. Including nipples and the rings -- you're not *supposed* to mix and match the nipples and bottles, but you can. I have both the Avent Classic and Avent Natural bottles; the systems work quite well together - sippy cup spouts, breast pump, and sealing discs fit well on both systems. Avent Classic has an extra ring in the assembly (on top of the bottle directly, before doing the screw-top portion with the nipple), which the Naturals seems to have integrated into the bottle itself.While I've not used THIS specific sippy spout, I've found everything I've used on one system can fit on the other. Including nipples and the rings -- you're not *supposed* to mix and match the nipples and bottles,... » Read More I have both the Avent Classic and Avent Natural bottles; the systems work quite well together - sippy cup spouts, breast pump, and sealing discs fit well on both systems. Avent Classic has an extra ring in the assembly (on top of the bottle directly, before doing the screw-top portion with the nipple), which the Naturals seems to have integrated into the bottle itself.While I've not used THIS specific sippy spout, I've found everything I've used on one system can fit on the other. Including nipples and the rings -- you're not *supposed* to mix and match the nipples and bottles, but you can. « Show Less
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There are two sizes... Stage 1 and 2. The lines on the side of the nipple are more slanted for size 1, and almost straight vertical for size 2. There is a huge difference in flow between the two, so I can only assume that is your issue. If you look carefully there is also a number on most of them. My package came with some of both.
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Conservative! They still have to work at it to get the milk to come out. It mimics the breast still, but nothing like when we let down, it will allow the child to get more milk at their pace. I stayed with the advised 3+ months before introducing it since they seem to be better "suckers" and can handle a faster flow. If the child can't work the stage 1 nipple then they may still have problems with the stage 2.
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The pouches have a hard top with a screw-on cap, so when that's unscrewed (and the pouch is inserted into the case for the bottle), the nipples they provide pop right in. Like Erika H. said, there are three flow options - fast, medium, and slow. They also come with an adapter that's used to connect directly to the breast pump, and those can be used to connect to nipples not made by the manufacturer.
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I want to say yes! I am not 100% sure but it seemed me as they were. Because when u bought level 1 nipples from another brand it would pour less than with this nipple. I used it for my new born he was fine with it he got used to it with out a problem. They are so convenient!