Playtex Baby Nurser Reusable Silicone PODS, Pump Direct and Store Breastmilk, Freezer Safe, Collapsable for Air-Free Feeding, 6 Oz, 6 Count

The product works great. Perfect for not having to throw away liners. Easy to use and cheaper than always having to buy liners. Mine did come with half the items missing but Amazon did replace my orders. It was just disappointing because I had to wait longer to get the pods to use. And the replacement wasn’t package too good. It was in a bag which was crushed in transit. Thank goodness nothing was broken. And all items where included.

Much better than the plastic inserts

Love the versatility!!

I bought these hoping to avoid single-use plastics and to limit my baby's exposure to plastic. Three years after purchasing: I'm still using these as my exclusive bottle liners with our most recent baby. They're so easy to pour my pumped milk into (I use an in-bra pump). Then I put them in the fridge until I prepare the daycare bottles for the next day. They fit directly into a bottle shell, and the nipple attaches to the top. I've never had a leak, and they heat up much faster than traditional bottles. They're dishwasher-safe and freezer-safe. So glad I decided to give these a try with our second child! (Btw, I also use these with frozen milk from traditional milk storage bags. I let the beg thaw in the fridge, pour it into the silicone liner, and heat. This allows me to avoid heating milk in plastic bottles.)

TLDR; We are gonna go back to using the plastic liners.Okay, so for context we LOVE the Playtex Baby nurser bottles & the plastic liners. We used them with our first & we’re so happy to see them come back just in time for our second child! We decided to try the Silicone liners to reduce our waste & ultimately save money in the long run. However, we will stick with the plastic liners now for a few reasons.1. The small liners (4oz) in the 4oz nurser bottles make it VERY hard to see the ounces in the bottle. The oz marks on the silicone liner do not match up at all with the marks on the plastic bottle. Meaning, you have to take the liner out every time you top up a bottle. I am pumping & don’t always have enough to fill up a bottle at once so this is really annoying to me.2. The oz marks on the silicone liners are difficult to see in general. ESPECIALLY if the silicone liner is cold. We have taken to using a marker to put a dot where we want to fill it up to before we put anything in them so we know when to stop.3. The large silicone liners only hold 6oz whereas the plastic bottles for the same size but with the plastic liners hold up to 8oz. So for these big bottles already, you lose the 2 oz per bottle. Deeming the silicone liners pointless if your baby takes more than 6oz a feeding.4. If you plan to pump with these, just be aware that once you detach the pump, you cannot put it down. The silicone liner obviously cannot stand up by itself like a normal bottle. So either be prepared with a nurser bottle to slide it into, or pour it into another container straight away. This feels like one extra step and for the MOTN pumps, does not feel worth it.5. Lastly, they are significantly harder & take longer to warm up the bottle versus the plastic liners.Overall, we still love the bottles & the concept, but will be going back to using the plastic liners. Although more money is spent in the long run, the convenience is more valuable to us & just the general practicality of the product.

I like that u can wash and reuse these. They also make storing milk easy- the caps seal on well, you can freeze them, refrigerate the. and warm your milk up in a bottle warmer. I use an expo marker to write the time and date on the cap. Squishing the air out is a little challenging at times but not terrible.