BPA Free Bottles

I've kind of rigged what I have. I have a ton of dr. browns bottles, so I contacted the company about the inserts. Apparently only the exterior bottle contains bpa. The inserts do not. So, I bought Evenflo BPA free bottles at target (3 for 2.99). I can use my Dr. Brown inserts and nipples with these.

GL!

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Hmmmmmm----I guess this means that Evenflo no longer makes a glass baby bottle. I guess I thought they continued to give mamas a choice.
Have you tried the internet. Maybe someone has some in the attic. The Evenflow rings and nipples should fit.
Good luck!

We use the Sassy mam bottles from Target at Amazon. I've been using them since my daughter was about 8 weeks.

We are shopping for the same. We used Dr. Browns regular bottles with our toddler. We have tons of parts so we are hoping to use the Dr. Browns new glass bottles or the BPA free when they come out next month. We had a good experience with Dr. Browns. The glass are so heavy when I pick them up at the store and I do worry that my toddler will break them trying to help out (we have alot of ceramic tile) in our house. We make use both the glass and BPA. We were going to go with Bornfree because the reviews were good and then thr Dr. Browns came out.

We use glass Evenflo bottles, and they work great! You can find them online!

The Born Free bottles are great! I like it that you can just buy the stage 2 (harder spout) nipples and change them out when your baby is ready for the next level as he/she prepares for a real cup. I highly recommend them!

Hi D.!! I'm a baby nurse and I have used the Born Free. They're fine. If you're looking for a cheaper alternative, you could always get the Playtex Premium Disposable Nurser with the drop-ins. They're safe too.

Hope this helps!

I bought evenflo glass bottles (which you can actually find at Burlington Baby Depot at Grapevine Mills). They are much less expensive than born free. I also like the fact that the glass is tempered, so if they do break, there are no sharp pieces. My mother said she used evenflo glass bottles on myself and my brothers and had even dropped a few, but none ever broke. They are pretty tough little things! Hope this helps!

When all the news started about the BPA bottles a couple weeks ago, I got rid of all my VentAire and Dr Browns bottles and was on a mission for glass bottles. Every where I went, they were sold out. I found some BPA-free plastic bottles at Wal-Mart. They're softer plastic than the previous ones we had, but they are 3 in a pack and work great! I even found some nipples in the same area of the store (same brand I believe) that are made for teething babies and my daughter LOVES them (she's got 2 teeth coming in right now)! The bottles are in a 3-pack and are pastel colors (green, yellow, orange) and the front of the package states BPA-free on the front, so you can't miss it (that was helpful). They are Parent's Choice brand.
You might also check any other items you have in your baby collection and contact the manufacturers if they are hard clear plastic. I had to throw out all of the passifiers in our house, as well, after emailing the manufacturer and finding they were also made with BPA, and have purchased new BPA-free ones.
Hope this helps.

My baby is 3 months and we have been using the Born Free bottles and I really like them. But more importantly, he seems to like them!!! I would recommend them. They have them at Babies R Us and they are not as expensive as the weego bottles. Hope this helps!

We used Evenflo glass bottles. Had no problems with them.

We used the plain old Evenflo glass bottles with my daighter and they worked very well. The only down side is you can't give them to the child in a high chair etc. because they will break if dropped (or thrown) from a distance. The upside - they are $2.50 each!

My daughter has used the Born Free Bottles since almost birth. I have no complaints about them especially now that they are more widely available in stores.

We've used the Born Free bottles with my almost 8-month old daughter since she was born and haven't had any trouble. No leaking or any problems like that.

We recently made the switch as well (we also have an 8 month old). We are using Evenflo glass bottles. They work really well, and they are much cheaper than the other ones. I believe they were about $9 for three bottles (I could be completely wrong on that price. My husband bought the bottles, but I am pretty sure that is what he told me).