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Cost-effective way to freeze breastmilk?

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TaraHutch
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Cost-effective way to freeze breastmilk?

I see the Medela pump & save bags but yikes...expensive. Is there a more cost-effective option? Another brand out there you use?

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Posted 8/3/09 8:47 AM
 
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sfp0701
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Re: Cost-effective way to freeze breastmilk?

The Lanshinoh bags are much cheaper. I hear that you can use the playtex bags for storage and then pop them in the drop in bottles. But, when I went to look at them.. I didn't see a ziploc or anything. So I can't figure out if Iwas looking at the right things or not.

Medela is 18.99 for 50 and Lanshinoh is 11.99 for 50 at BRU.

Message edited 8/3/2009 8:54:45 AM.

Posted 8/3/09 8:51 AM
 

karjules
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Re: Cost-effective way to freeze breastmilk?

Posted by sfp0701

The Lanshinoh bags are much cheaper. I hear that you can use the playtex bags for storage and then pop them in the drop in bottles. But, when I went to look at them.. I didn't see a ziploc or anything. So I can't figure out if Iwas looking at the right things or not.



I have some left over(never used lol) lanshinoh bags if you want them, FM they are yours!

Posted 8/3/09 8:52 AM
 

Michelle1123
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Re: Cost-effective way to freeze breastmilk?

I used all the different kinds of bags and the Lansinoh ones are the ONLY ones that didnt leak for me. I used whatever bottles we had first and stored them with the flat lids and then went to bags and froze those. We used the bottles first, obviously. I didnt need to touch my freezer supply until Billy was about 3 months old. They last 3 months in the freezer, so the way it worked out was that I BF for 3+ months, but had enough of a supply for 6 months.

Posted 8/3/09 8:54 AM
 

Rycois
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Re: Cost-effective way to freeze breastmilk?

Target has a good price on lansinoh - 9.99 for box of 50. I try to stock up when they are on sale there for 8.99

Posted 8/3/09 9:09 AM
 

megsm3
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Re: Cost-effective way to freeze breastmilk?

Posted by SweetCaroline

Target has a good price on lansinoh - 9.99 for box of 50. I try to stock up when they are on sale there for 8.99



Best price around! I always go to target for the lansinoh bags.

Posted 8/3/09 9:19 AM
 

BeachMom
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Re: Cost-effective way to freeze breastmilk?

Avent makes containers that are reusable. We only used it for a small period of time since my supply is low but that was my plan to save $$

Posted 8/3/09 10:03 AM
 

MrsS2005
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Re: Cost-effective way to freeze breastmilk?

I highly recommend the Lansinoh bags.

Posted 8/3/09 10:15 AM
 
 

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