Evenflo3 Pack Classic Glass Bottle, 4-Ounce

We LOVE, LOVE, LOVE all of our Evenflo feeding products to say the least! But…there is just something about these glass bottles that are just PERFECT for our two kiddos. They are easily the best bottles you can have when it comes to being planet friendly, as well as cleaner and somehow drier bottles every time, PLUS not having to worry potential contaminants & worse issues that parents have dealt with when it comes to the plastic bottles. PLUS, the specific type of thermo resistant shock glass they’re made out of has been a LIFESAVER too many times to count!! They are incredibly easy to clean (come out looking sparkly and brand new every time) and phenomenal design with ergonomic shape of the bottle to make for easy holding for baby & parent. P.S. The balance + standard & balance + angles caps and nipples (not wide though) also work fantastic with both the small 4oz glass bottles, as well as the large 8oz ones! :)

After looking at a couple brands of glass bottles, I finally decided on these. EvenFlo is a pretty popular brand, so attachments/nipples/etc are readily available at the store. I decided on glass bottles with my second child because of all the issues I had with plastic with my first. The main reason I decided on glass bottles was because of all the horrible things you hear about plastic I thought it was worth looking into it. It's better for the environment, dishwasher safe, easier to sterilize in boiling water, and it doesn't hold in that soapy taste from washing. These also fit my Medela breast pump, and I think it would fit most other breast pumps, too. It was always an annoyance when my dogs would chew up the plastic ones if I left the baby bag on the floor with them in it. Not a problem with glass! I thought these would be fragile, but I have dropped them before and they didn't break. I would definitely recommend these. They are great bottles and after looking around I think it's a very good price as well. They also last forever and retain a very high resale value. Definitely something to consider!

We LOVE these glass bottles. I have dropped these all over the place and never one has broken. Though, I have yet to drop one outside on the pavement. My daughter had a hard time with the natural rubber nipples at first (when she was less than one month old). She wasn't strong enough to work it and ended up swallowing a lot of air causing colic. YUCK! So, we switched to the silicone for about 2 or 3 weeks (easier to pull the milk through), so she learned how to get her milk more easily. Then we switched back to the natural rubber nipples, no excessive gas problems since. Also, we were screwing the rings on too tightly, so we had to loosen those up a TINY bit to allow a little air in when she sucks. I love that they aren't terribly expensive. Babies and kids are expensive enough, so I was thankful to be able to find something I felt comfortable with that doesn't cost an arm and a leg. We have 6 4oz and 6 8oz, for us that's more than enough bottles for our now 5 month old. If you are worried about the weight, they are heavy in comparison to a plastic one. Our DD is beginning to figure out how to hold and grasp them. We have to help her, but it's no big deal to me.

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The bottles themselves are great. Love the glass option. They clean easily, very durable, ounce marking are clear and easy to read. The nipples are not great. They are not the same that come in the 8 ounce glass bottles (which are great). The plastic cap part that attaches to the bottle is very thin and feels cheap. We have used other evenflo or dr browns caps instead.The glass bottles attach to my medela pump or my spectra with a wide to narrow adapter. Love pumping into these bottles. That are a great size. Not too big to weigh down the flanges.

I like the nipples of these bottles as they encourage hood latch for breastfed babies. My boy accepted these bottles and I also love the size as a breastfed baby will almost never take more than 4-5oz at a feeding anyway. This size makes it easier for baby to hold compared to the 9oz bottles evenflo. No leaking as well. On our next baby these will be the only bottles we will get and I say this after trying almost all bottles on the market. We tried all the sample kits and individual bottles both glass and plastic and these are my fave as a crunchy mom.

I bought these Evenflo bottles and later the 8-ounce bottles for my own daughters 22 years ago. At the time, I had no dishwasher, and liked the glass bottles because I could boil them in a pan on the stove to sterilize them. I always felt assured that my girls were drinking from clean bottles. Since then the concern about bpa in plastics has made me wonder what other chemicals will come to light in the future as a health concern. Over recent years, I have cut down on my use of plastic and gone back to glass for food items whenever possible. My daughter is taking no chances with the health of her baby either so we both feel good about these Evenflo bottles. I actually later found them for less money in Walmart, but these came quickly with free shipping so I didn't mind the price, especially as they are cheaper than other "plastic bottle systems" that I have seen.By the way, one of the other reviewers said that these bottles did not come with rings. i believe that if she were to first screw the cap onto the bottle, then pull straight up on the cap (with no twisting motion) that she would find the ring had been inside the cap and now will be screwed onto the bottle.

Easy to clean by hand and dishwasher safe as well. Clear glass. Sturdy, don't break when dropped on kitchen floor. Easy to use with baby. Love them. They do not scratch up, for get a faded look like plastic does. I had a bad experience with my plastic bottles staining when put in dishwasher with dishes that had tomato sauce residue on them. Glass does not stain. Glass is 100% recyclable, and non toxic. No questionable chemicals to worry about like the variety of plastic products out there. Glass is glass. I love the classic design. Easy to get breastmilk or formula to room temp by putting into a bowl or measuring cup filled with warm water.