- 25 pre-sterilized storage bags hold 6 ounces of breast milk each
- Bags store flat in freezer, take up less space
- Write-on tab outside fill area eliminates potential puncture and ink contamination
- Color-change zipper seal for proof of closure
- Ships in Certified Frustration-Free Packaging
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Breastmilk Storage Guide: At Room Temperature: 66-72 degrees F (19-22 degrees C), store for up to 10 hours. In a Refrigerator: 32-39 degrees F (0-4 degrees C), store for up to 8 days. In a Freezer Compartment Inside a Refrigerator: Temperature varies, store for up to 2 weeks. In Freezer Compartment with a Separate Door: Temperature varies, store for up to 3-4 months. In Separate Deep Freeze: 0 degrees F (-19 degrees C), store for up to 6 months or longer. Open tissue pack dispenser unit by pulling apart at marked perforation in the center. Open individual storage bag by tearing away safety seal and pulling zipper seal apart. Pour Breastmilk into bag. To preserve freshness, squeeze air out of the bag before sealing. Seal the bag. The double zipper seal provides added assurance of an air tight seal. Ensure both zippers are sealed by running your fingers along both zippers. Use a ballpoint pen or pencil (never use felt tip marker), to write in the information boxes. Thawing: Place sealed bag in warm tap water. Do not put in boiling water, microwave, or on stovetop. Milk will separate: this is normal, as human milk is not homogenized. Just swirl after opening. To use with a feeding container, insert sealed bag into the container. Open the bag, stretch and pull down over the side below the threads.
Breastmilk Storage Guide: At Room Temperature: 66-72 degrees F (19-22 degrees C), store for up to 10 hours. In a Refrigerator: 32-39 degrees F (0-4 degrees C), store for up to 8 days. In a Freezer Compartment Inside a Refrigerator: Temperature varies, store for up to 2 weeks. In Freezer Compartment with a Separate Door: Temperature varies, store for up to 3-4 months. In Separate Deep Freeze: 0 degrees F (-19 degrees C), store for up to 6 months or longer. Open tissue pack dispenser unit by pulling apart at marked perforation in the center. Open individual storage bag by tearing away safety seal and pulling zipper seal apart. Pour Breastmilk into bag. To preserve freshness, squeeze air out of the bag before sealing. Seal the bag. The double zipper seal provides added assurance of an air tight seal. Ensure both zippers are sealed by running your fingers along both zippers. Use a ballpoint pen or pencil (never use felt tip marker), to write in the information boxes. Thawing: Place sealed bag in warm tap water. Do not put in boiling water, microwave, or on stovetop. Milk will separate: this is normal, as human milk is not homogenized. Just swirl after opening. To use with a feeding container, insert sealed bag into the container. Open the bag, stretch and pull down over the side below the threads.
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Expressing breast milk from work takes a lot of time and dedication, so anything that will make the process easier is appreciated by moms. Storing milk in bottles takes up valuable freezer space and means that you have to keep purchasing more and more bottles to build up your stash of food for baby. These plastic breast milk storage bags come pre-sterilized, and are easy to carry around--as they’re not much bigger than a travel pack of tissues. In fact, they come in a tissue-style dispenser, making them easy to access and store. Each bag stores up to 6 ounces, or 180 milliliters of milk, and seals tightly to preserve freshness. Bags lay flat in the freezer saving plenty of space for more milk or other foods. Milk transfers easily from bag to bottle with no spillage. A tab above the fill area lets you write the express date, volume of milk, and the name of your child (in case you are handing it off to a busy daycare provider for feedings) on the bag without worry that you may puncture and contaminate your milk with ink. For moms who have to temporarily store their milk in a busy office refrigerator, a tamper-evident safety seal on each bag informs you if someone has been in your supply. Each box includes 25 storage bags. --Cristina Vaamonde
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80 of 80 people found the following review helpful
I have found these bags to be the best ones out there. They are thicker mm of plastic, have a double seal and a separate area to write on to avoid ink contamination. In my opinion, they are also much easier to pour to/from than other brands.
I also appreciate how they lay flat for more space-efficient storage. They have held up very well in my deep freeze in arctic temperatures!
I have used approximately 2,000 bags (seriously) and I have had only 9 that leaked. While I was sorry to lose those bags, I consider 9/2,000 to be pretty impressive odds.
These are more expensive than other ones out there, but I will pay that price to store my "liquid gold"!
If you are continually having difficulty with leaking bags, make sure you are freezing no more than 6 ounces at a time. Even though it looks like it will hold more, the milk will expand in the freezer. Also, you may want to freeze smaller quantities of milk so that there is less waste. You want to ensure that your baby will drink all that you defrosted, rather than having to discard it. I found it helpful to freeze some amounts in larger quantities, like 4 or 6 ounces and then smaller "top off" amounts for 2 or 3 ounces. Smaller amounts also less time to thaw...although this means you will use more bags. Also, don't drop them once they are frozen, which can also contribute to leaks.
I also appreciate how they lay flat for more space-efficient storage. They have held up very well in my deep freeze in arctic temperatures!
I have used approximately 2,000 bags (seriously) and I have had only 9 that leaked. While I was sorry to lose those bags, I consider 9/2,000 to be pretty impressive odds.
These are more expensive than other ones out there, but I will pay that price to store my "liquid gold"!
If you are continually having difficulty with leaking bags, make sure you are freezing no more than 6 ounces at a time. Even though it looks like it will hold more, the milk will expand in the freezer. Also, you may want to freeze smaller quantities of milk so that there is less waste. You want to ensure that your baby will drink all that you defrosted, rather than having to discard it. I found it helpful to freeze some amounts in larger quantities, like 4 or 6 ounces and then smaller "top off" amounts for 2 or 3 ounces. Smaller amounts also less time to thaw...although this means you will use more bags. Also, don't drop them once they are frozen, which can also contribute to leaks.
73 of 73 people found the following review helpful
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Don't get me wrong I LOVE the Lansinoh bags but THIS SPECIFIC ORDER here in Amazon is NOT the same quality as the bags you buy in the store but they are Lansinoh. The box is a lighter purple, bags are thinner and have a flower design not the mother design. HOWEVER.....if you look at the date on the bottom of the boxes, the ones in the store that are thicker with the mother picture were produced in 2007, these here were made in 2010. If you go to the Lansinoh website and look at the bags they advertise, are the ones with the flower design sold here. I am disappointed that Lansinoh reduced the quality of their bags because I favored them above all the others. Amazon needs to update the picture to the actaul product they are sending out.
33 of 33 people found the following review helpful
These are my favorite bags. I originally had the Medela bags because I thought they would be easier (you can pump directly into those). I found that I didn't like pumping into the bags because I couldn't get a good measure at the end. I have tried the easy pour bags also, and they were not really that 'easy'.
I like these because they have two seals. And I have found them cheaper than the Medelas.
I like these because they have two seals. And I have found them cheaper than the Medelas.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
a comparison to medela bags
when i first started pumping and freezing my milk i was using medela bags, only because i was also using a medela pump. Read more
Published 7 hours ago by Carolynne P. Slicer
Works great!
I've been using these for about 3 months now. They have worked great. I haven't had any leaks (knock on wood). So far I must say that they are very easy to use. Read more
Published 8 days ago by Crystal
Good stuff
Satisfied with the quality of the storage bags, did not find any issue so far, no leaks. Good stuff. If the bags are used as instructed there should not be any problem .
Published 8 days ago by spal
ALWAYS LEAK!!
I am a mother of twins and can no longer make milk for them. I rely on the donations of other mothers to feed my girls, and that breast milk is extremely valuable to us. Read more
Published 9 days ago by Tara Hans
It's a mixed bag.
I used these milk storage bags with my first child (4.5 years ago) and never had a problem. In fact, I thought these were a great (less expensive) alternative to the Medela ones... Read more
Published 9 days ago by camdoc
Great investment!
I loved using the lansinoh breast milk bags. Note they could be overfilled up to 9-10 oz!!! I only experienced 1 instance of leak among 200+ bags used. Read more
Published 10 days ago by Garry
Better than Medela, But Thin and Also Leak
Better than Medela but they are similarly thin and therefore break and leak when you freeze and then defrost the milk.
Simplisse is better.
Simplisse is better.
Published 11 days ago by Kathryn Victoria
Leak
These never leaked with my first baby in 2008 but now they seem to leak half the time. Very disappointed, lots of bags of milk in the garbage. Read more
Published 11 days ago by Paula Meach
LOVE THESE!
These are great bags! They do great at keeping the milk from yellowing, and I have been pumping/storing/freezing for 5 months, and we have had zero leaks. Read more
Published 11 days ago by olivea dodson
Great deal!
Purchased these thinking I would never go through all 4 boxes but alas I did and am now purchasing my second batch! Great product at a great price.
Published 12 days ago by Ariane Minafar
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