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J & E Baby & Mothercare
J & E Baby & Mothercare
Sold by:
J & E Baby & Mothercare
J & E Baby & Mothercare
KEY INFORMATION
Can your breast milk storage bags pass the drop test? Dr. Brown?s 6 oz/180 ml Breast Milk Storage Bags feature an extra-durable design that cushions in case of drops.
The Breast Milk Storage Bag?s extra-durable design works overtime, with additional exterior trim to cushion in case of dropping. Double zip seals keep the air out while the super-thick material keeps the breast milk fresh in the freezer or fridge.
? Gusseted bottom holds bag upright
? Perforated top makes for easy-open
? Pre-sterilized for immediate use
? Area on bag for freshness label and baby?s name
? 6 oz/180 ml bags
? BPA-Free
COUNTRY/PLACE OF ORIGIN
USA
STORAGE INFORMATION
Room Temperature
![Product Highlights:
<br>- No leaks with double zip protection and double walls
<br>- No tearing, splitting or cracking with heat-sealed seams
<br>- Bags stand upright for easy handling and lie flat for storage
<br>- Transport pouch included to keep breast milk bags organised and clean
<br>- BPA free
<br> What's in the box?
<br> 1 x Medela Breast Milk Storage Bags 180ml, 25 pcs
<br> Material Type:
<br> LDPE (Low-Density Polyethylene) / PET (Polyethylene Terephthalate)
<br> [Freezing expressed breast milk] Breast milk storage bags are ideal for freezing your expressed breast milk, as they're freezer-proof, ready to use and easy to label - simply fill in the panel on the front of the bag to keep track of the dates. Remember that, like all liquids, breast milk expands as it freezes, so don't fill the milk storage bags past the 180 ml mark, which is clearly labelled. Thanks to their flat shape, the bags are easy to slip into the freezer - and quick to defrost, too.
<br> [Thawing frozen breast milk] To avoid losing all the vitamins, minerals and other important ingredients in your breast milk, always thaw your frozen breast milk storage bag inside the fridge. This will take around eight hours, so make sure you factor the time into your preparations. Don't try to speed things up by heating a bag in the microwave or putting it in a pan of boiling water, as these methods can cause 'hot spots' in the milk that are a scalding risk.](https://media.nedigital.sg/fairprice/90174190_XL1_20240417223255_32af8cd659d205cfe97a333eae43a5fc.jpg?w=320&q=60)
