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need source for breast milk storage bags
"Anne Rogers" wrote in message ... you mean in a cheap breastmilk bag, then the ziploc? I heard they are made of different types of plastic or something. Anyway here ziploc isn't widly available so it's probably cheaper to triple bag with Avent than to use a ziploc! You can certainly do that-I loaned someone local to me my WW, and I'd lost the ties, so she put the WW bag in a ziploc, and AFAIK, it was fine. Jess |
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need source for breast milk storage bags
Hey Anne, we mom's really try to save alot of money? I know I do. I
live in a suburb near Chicago that has non for profit organizations such as pregnancy center that you can "buy" maternity and baby items for free! they have b/milk bags and even pumps, but you don't pay with money. You pay with positive life choices, such as, your pay check stub, school report card(high school and college), attendance to parenting meetings, etc. It has been an excellent resource for me because I am considered the "working poor" class. where ever you live, you should check community organizations, WIC, thrift stores, and even local clinics and hospitals. Alot of times they have information we never knew about. Anyway, I currently b/feed and the better plastic bags I've found are the ones specifically made for b/feeding/milk. All the best! Latasha |
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need source for breast milk storage bags
Anne Rogers wrote: Amy, I bought Playtex Milk Storage bags (it's actually part of their nursing system, but I use the bags by themselves) at Walmart. Their 6 ozs each, but you really can't store more than 4 ozs in them, or the milk will spill when you twisty-tie them. They are pre-sterilized (which was why I bought them, it's a huge plus for me), and cost about $4 for a roll of 100 bags. It seemed like the best cost vs returns for the money to me. Check your local Walmart. did they freeze ok? I've had problems with lots of brands of bags, including Avent, which are single ply, these days if I end up putting milk in the freezer, I triple bag! but it does work, I got a bag out this week from the beginning of December and it was fine. Ane Yes, they freeze perfectly fine, and yes, they also thaw perfectly well !! :-) (I've done both) PK |
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