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AustraliaThe Medela Easy Pour Breast Milk Storage Bags are designed for breastfeeding mothers who want to store and preserve their breast milk effectively. Each bag is pre-sterilized and features a double zipper seal to ensure leak-proof storage, making it easy to store milk safely in your refrigerator or freezer.
The Easy Pour bags make it easy for mothers to store, freeze, and warm breast milk without worrying about spills or contamination. Their stand-up design allows for easy pouring, while the writable surface enables you to label dates and quantities, ensuring you always know how much milk you have on hand.
To use the Medela Easy Pour Breast Milk Storage Bags, simply fill them with breast milk, seal the double zipper securely, and store them upright in your refrigerator or freezer. When you're ready to use the milk, thaw it in warm water or the refrigerator, and pour it into a bottle for feeding.
No, these bags are designed for single use only to ensure hygiene and safety.
While they are compatible with Medela breast pumps, it's recommended to check compatibility with other brands for optimal use.
Thaw frozen breast milk in the refrigerator overnight or place the bag in warm water. Avoid using a microwave, as it can create hot spots and damage the milk.
The double zipper seal design minimizes the risk of leaks, ensuring that your breast milk stays safe and secure during storage.
These bags are available at major retailers, online stores, and pharmacies that carry breastfeeding supplies.
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