Can you use these with Formula?
1846980
I've used them with formula for 6 months now and they have worked just fine, better, in fact, than other bottles!
1846981
Yes you sure can. My husband was worried that shaking them up would not hold with the bottle liners but it is fine. And yes, what parent hasn't forgotten to put the liner in and poured milk or formula straight through the middle at least once :) These bottles have worked great for us. We recently went on a cruise and it was so nice to not have to really wash the bottles except for the nipple/ring/cap and do a surface wipe of the bottle itself.
1846982
Yes, you can. You would prepared bottle with liner already in place so that you are measuring water right as the measurements are on the bottle. Bottle must be used with liner as bottle is totally open in the bottom end. If not pumping, it may be just as easy if not easier to use sterile bottles however
1846983
Yes you use them with formula but warm the milk first you cannot microwave them they will bust hope this helps
1937637
Yes you can. But for commercial pourpose remember that the quantities per time are not more than 1 liter.
2089099
Well, I bought mine to break up a large, bad tasting pill, so I have not tried to fill these with any type of ingredients. If it was a fine powder, couldn't you just put it in a bowl, dip the larger portion of the capsule I to it, then attach the other part of the capsule?
1919653
Yes you could. However you would need ALOT of them depending on the moist levels you are talking about.
1269552
Yes, same formula just larger container. Dilute as you see fit for the task at hand!
656117
I don't see why not, breast milk and formula are fairly similar (of course breast milk is best)
233924
You absolutely can; however, the new sets are the same price as the refills so it's really up to you. No reason to buy a new one if it works just fine. We chose to buy a new set since the old one started leaking vit c. Still love the product though! Works really well.
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.
1284600
Yes you can! I made a template on Microsoft Word of boxes the same size as the white label that came with the binders. Then I used a fancy font on nice paper from Michael's Craft Store, cut them out, and slid them into the binder. They look amazing!
1201118
You can use these bags with any pumping system. You pump into the bottles then pour into the bags.
1653918
You can add it to food or formula (probably not too hot since that might deactivate the active ingredients); I feed it to my baby directly by dropping it on my fingertip!
121969
This comes as a powder in an envelope. I don't know if you could use it as is or not. The instructions said to activate them in water. I used less than a gallon for each one. Sorry I cannot be of more help.
398651
I don't see why not. I used to mix breastmilk for my first child -- back then, I just used 2 oz to 2oz in a 4 oz bottle. If you have enough to justify using the pitcher, sure you could. Currently, I mix 32 oz of formula in this pitcher for an entire day of bottles (4). It's used the same way as a bottle -- you measure the water first, then add the appropriate amount of powdered formula. The end result produces more milk than the amount you wanted due to the displacement of water by the powder. If I were mixing formula with breastmilk, i'd first mix the water and powder to make however much formual you want, then add the breastmilk and mix. I don't see why not. I used to mix breastmilk for my first child -- back then, I just used 2 oz to 2oz in a 4 oz bottle. If you have enough to justify using the pitcher, sure you could. Currently, I mix 32 oz of formula in this pitcher for an entire day of bottles (4). It's used the same way as a bottle -- you measure the water first, then add the appropriate amount of powdered formula. The end result produces more milk than the amount you wanted due to the displacement of water by the powder. If I were mixing formula with breastmilk, i'd first mix the water and powder to make however much... » Read More I don't see why not. I used to mix breastmilk for my first child -- back then, I just used 2 oz to 2oz in a 4 oz bottle. If you have enough to justify using the pitcher, sure you could. Currently, I mix 32 oz of formula in this pitcher for an entire day of bottles (4). It's used the same way as a bottle -- you measure the water first, then add the appropriate amount of powdered formula. The end result produces more milk than the amount you wanted due to the displacement of water by the powder. If I were mixing formula with breastmilk, i'd first mix the water and powder to make however much formual you want, then add the breastmilk and mix. « Show Less
610584
I only bought one because unfortunately my baby wouldn't drink this formula. I ended up donating it to his daycare. Sorry. Wish I could help.
421737
I am sorry, can't answer your question, I never used the two formula together.
428514
Yes you could IF you ordered a 100 pack. They are so tiny. I was so disappointed.
1519603
I've used them with prep of foods... I've never had any problems with them.. So in my Opinion yes you can