Evenflo Evenflo Classic Glass Nurser (3 Pack) Reviews

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these are the only glass bottles we have used, so i have nothing to compare them too. leaky unless you screw on very tight, but then you have a bad air-flow problem and my baby gets frusterated. from Amazon.com Since my purchase over a year ago I still use the same bottles. I have both the 4oz and 8oz. I'm onto my 3rd son and was able to use bottles from my first son, pass them to my second son 2 years later and then onto my nephew 1 1/2yr later. With the growing information on environmental use of plastics and possible hormonal changes they can influence especially on boys I am so glad that using glass has been my first choice and will highly recommend these bottles. from Amazon.com I've decided to only use glass bottles for my baby after reading about the BPA scare. These bottles work great with Medela breast pump and Medela bottle caps but it doesn't vent as well as the evenflo's original bottle cap. from Amazon.com We have recently tried the new Avent BPA free (they leak horribly now) and settled on the Dr. Brown's. The only other con with ANY glass bottle is that baby tends to not hold their own bottle as soon as they would with a plastic bottle because the glass ones are considerably heavier. Overall, I would probably still be using these if we didn't have reflux issues. from Amazon.com The Evenflo glass bottles are the classics, the safest, the least expensive, the BEST. It's one baby gear decision that is really easy. from Amazon.com I just use them for water (I don't like sippy cups). I don't know why someone said these bottles leak because I've never had a problem. It's great that they are making glass bottles again these days- finally the world is wising up and getting healthier! from Amazon.com I gave my baby pumped milk in Advent bottles but after all the scare with BPA, even buying the bpa-free Advent bottles, I did not want to warm up the milk by sticking the plastic Advent bottles into hot water. I bought one pack of these glass bottles to warm the milk up in, then I transfered the warmed milk to the plastic bottles. If I hadn't already spent a fortune on the plastic bottles, I would have purchased 20 of these glass ones and used them as the feeding, and warming bottles. from Amazon.com My wife and I got these bottles, because they are glass and therefore BPA-free. The problems is that of the six that we have, only one doesn't leak. from Amazon.com The glass bottles are great, although the Evenflo bottles leak when you shake them. I don't like the evenflo nipples that much, so I just bought Dr. from Amazon.com With all the news about BPA in plastic bottles, the safest way is to use glass bottles. I work in a day care and one parent bring exactly these bottles and they are perfect. from Amazon.com

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