Customer Reviews

Playtex BPA Free Disposable Nurser Liners 8 oz - 140 Count

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I have been using Playtex Bottles with liners since my second child was born. I must say I loved the drop-ins until the expandable drop-ins came out. When my 3rd child started using 8 oz, I started searching for an alternative. I stumbled across these on Amazon and after some quick math, realized that these liners priced at $5.99/free shipping for 140 liners were the absolute cheapest liners you could get. So I had to try them. My aunts assured me that they were all that they used with their children and it wasn't that bad. They really aren't bad. In fact, there are some things I like better about them. I love that if you squeeze the air out of these that there is no chance of the liner popping off the ring and milk going everywhere. I love the more compact packaging and that the liners can be pulled easily out of the carton when needed. They do only go to 8 oz but I have never had a baby to take more than 8 oz at one time. The only flaw I can find is that it does take a few extra seconds to get the liner in the bottle than a drop-in but for the perks I will live with it.

I have to use playtex disposable bottles because my baby has a major problem with air and these bottles help her take in less. I do not like the drop ins though. When taking the air out, I had had many leak and burst whereas the standard ones won't. The standard liners are cheaper, you get more and although they're a little more time consuming when fixing bottles, they're very sturdy and well worth the extra time!

I didn't realize that it costs just as much in the store near by where I live. Now I just get it from the store then I dont have to wait for it to be shipped. Check the price at your store first to see if they carry it and how much it costs. I get mine from walmart.

Our grandson was happy that you had the 8oz playtex bottle liner, we had a difficult time finding the product until I found it with Amazon.....Thank you

nice product but just as easy to buy the generic store brand at a cheaper price.

Looked everywhere in store to find these and no one carries them any more. I picked up 2 boxes might pick up a few more just to make sure they don't quit selling them.

These inserts certainly work, but I will say that it takes longer to install them than the Drop-ins variety. I've not had any trouble with the Drop-ins leaking like some other reviewers (yet!!). I can see they will be easier to travel with since they are flat (as opposed to the drop ins which are round). I think I will keep both varieties on hand since they serve different functions.

I used these for my first child. They only leaked if you squeezed the air out too quickly. Yes sometimes you would find a faulty one that would leak, but you could find them by pouring in a small amount of liquid first. They are easier to store than the drop in's, and elimiate air that gets into the child's system. I would drive to a store further away to find this product and glad that Amazon is stocking them!

I thought I was buying the drop-ins when I bought these. I didn't even know they still made this kind. On the plus side, they are highly portable due to the fact that they are flat plastic bags and would be easy to tuck in a diaper bag. On the negative side, you can forget trying to measure water in these, I have to use a glass measuring cup and just pour in the amount needed which takes away their portability. Recently when I took some of these with my baby while traveling I had to pour my required amount of water into plastic bottles with lids which takes away from the liners portability to say the least. There is also no way you could get a full 8 oz. of water PLUS your formula into these liners which leaves me having to feed my baby 6 oz. then running back and pouring in another 2 oz. So, these work in a pinch. I will not be purchasing them again however. Leave it to me, the bargain shopper who buys in bulk, only 2 more boxes to go.....

Either way the ones they are selling here seem to be the standard ones that are pictured not DropIns as the Title says. Dropins cost more for the amount you are getting. Standard liners are not hard to use. You just stretch them around the bottle top, hold on to them, and carefully fill them. We left the tabs on the bag that they say to remove because my son never noticed them and they seemed to hold the bag on better. Unfortunately you can't mix the formula in them because its hard to measure correctly where as you can pretty well with the dropins. Standard liners though stay air free better than the Dropins. Way better. Also we didn't buy the Playtex dropins, the store brand was cheaper and just as good.