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I have been exclusively breast pumping for almost two months now since my son is at the NICU so I need to freeze my milk. After doing some research I concluded that the Honeysuckle bags were the most bang for my buck while being of quality. However, they can get expensive for those who have to exclusively pump like myself. So last week after I noticed I was running out of the Honeysuckle bags I decided to give Lansinoh a try since they are amazons top rated breastmilk storage bag. After I received them I immediately wanted to return. I was not pleased with the bags when I compared them to the Honeysuckle bags. So 2 days ago I logged on to Amazon to do a return. Turns out that they gave me an option to exchange them for the new and improved bags! The edges are now wider and the bag seems thicker! I am so glad lansinoh listened to its customers who had complained about the milk leaking because the edges were too small. I feel that everyone who left a bad review should give these bags another chance now that they have improve them. They are honesty the best quality for the price. I will no longer be purchansing the more expensing Honeysuckle bags because the new lansinoh bags are just as well made if not better! Thank you thank you!

April 10, 2016

I was running out of milk storage bags and went ahead to order a new box. This was the first time I had seen the newly updated version. I had one of each, the older + latest version so I decided to take some side by side photos.Clear Storage Bag:The new bags look like they have a reinforced seam. This is a plus - some of my old bags would leak. The perforations at the opening are different. I thought it was multiple pieces to rip off - but it actually tears off as one piece. It also sticks a little more than the older version so there's slightly more effort to get them open but not a big deal here. The bag can stand on its own if it has enough milk contained inside.White Dispenser bag:I like to use the dispenser bags because it keeps the actual storage bags clean and dust free. The new dispenser bags don't have the slit down the middle which I started to enjoy with the older bags - rather than opening/sealing the entire bag down the side. Wish they had kept that feature but again, not a deal breaker.I used to switch between these and generic storage bags from a big bix store depending on price - but now pricing is very similar, so I choose to purchase these Lansinoh bags since the brand is focused on nursing moms. Also, feel like they use less plastic than the generic version. (based on density of the bag) I would recommend this brand of bags for nursing moms.Some tips:To transfer milk from bottles to the bags, I use the breast shield as a funnel after I pump.I freeze them flat and then "file" them upright in the freezer.I keep my pump, paper towels, hair tie and fine tip marker in my tote at all times for my pump sessions.If you have a back-up set of pump parts, leave some at the office or wherever you work. If you do forget a pump part, you can hand-express the milk out. It's a workout and not as efficient, but it helps when you're in a pinch.You don't have to wash your parts/bottles every time you pump. You can store them in a clean plastic bag or container in the fridge until the next session. I give them a full wash after a few days.

April 13, 2017

In case you're curious about the max volume... 10-oz and the bag stays intact even after expansion upon freezing. (Yep there are bubbles in that pictured frozen 10-oz bag, my bad).I once tried 11 ounces but could not close the bag.I only freeze 10 oz portions from the morning pump when I have the most milk. In other words, I don't combine multiple pump sessions into one bag because the milk would be at different temperatures (imagine adding a cold egg into warm soup). One way around this is to bring morning milk and afternoon milk to the same temperature by chilling in the fridge, then, once both bottles are cold, transferring to a bag. I don't do that often because it's too painful to see chunks of creamy hindmilk left on the bottle once chilled. I used to store in 3-4 oz portion sizes (I'm still not sure how much baby needs to eat in one feeding since she's EBF) but why waste bags if I have enough more than one bottles' worth? Just defrost and pour into 2-3 bottles for daycare/babysitter.How I freeze and store:I place the fresh bag flat in a clear shoe box to freeze into a smooth shape while minimizing freezer smells. Once frozen, I store upright in gallon-sized ziplock bags.

May 4, 2017

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Lansinoh's #1 selling breastmilk storage bags are ideal for storing and freezing precious breastmilk. Lansinoh bags come pre-sterilized and have a patented double Click ‘n’ Secure seal to prevent ...

Start from: $13.98

Best price

amazon.com

I have been exclusively breast pumping for almost two months now since my son is at the NICU so I need to freeze my milk. After doing some research I concluded that the Honeysuckle bags were the most bang for my buck while being of quality. However, they can get expensive for those who have to exclusively pump like myself. So last week after I noticed I was running out of the Honeysuckle bags I decided to give Lansinoh a try since they are amazons top rated breastmilk storage bag. After I received them I immediately wanted to return. I was not pleased with the bags when I compared them to the Honeysuckle bags. So 2 days ago I logged on to Amazon to do a return. Turns out that they gave me an option to exchange them for the new and improved bags! The edges are now wider and the bag seems thicker! I am so glad lansinoh listened to its customers who had complained about the milk leaking because the edges were too small. I feel that everyone who left a bad review should give these bags another chance now that they have improve them. They are honesty the best quality for the price. I will no longer be purchansing the more expensing Honeysuckle bags because the new lansinoh bags are just as well made if not better! Thank you thank you!

April 10, 2016

I was running out of milk storage bags and went ahead to order a new box. This was the first time I had seen the newly updated version. I had one of each, the older + latest version so I decided to take some side by side photos.Clear Storage Bag:The new bags look like they have a reinforced seam. This is a plus - some of my old bags would leak. The perforations at the opening are different. I thought it was multiple pieces to rip off - but it actually tears off as one piece. It also sticks a little more than the older version so there's slightly more effort to get them open but not a big deal here. The bag can stand on its own if it has enough milk contained inside.White Dispenser bag:I like to use the dispenser bags because it keeps the actual storage bags clean and dust free. The new dispenser bags don't have the slit down the middle which I started to enjoy with the older bags - rather than opening/sealing the entire bag down the side. Wish they had kept that feature but again, not a deal breaker.I used to switch between these and generic storage bags from a big bix store depending on price - but now pricing is very similar, so I choose to purchase these Lansinoh bags since the brand is focused on nursing moms. Also, feel like they use less plastic than the generic version. (based on density of the bag) I would recommend this brand of bags for nursing moms.Some tips:To transfer milk from bottles to the bags, I use the breast shield as a funnel after I pump.I freeze them flat and then "file" them upright in the freezer.I keep my pump, paper towels, hair tie and fine tip marker in my tote at all times for my pump sessions.If you have a back-up set of pump parts, leave some at the office or wherever you work. If you do forget a pump part, you can hand-express the milk out. It's a workout and not as efficient, but it helps when you're in a pinch.You don't have to wash your parts/bottles every time you pump. You can store them in a clean plastic bag or container in the fridge until the next session. I give them a full wash after a few days.

April 13, 2017

In case you're curious about the max volume... 10-oz and the bag stays intact even after expansion upon freezing. (Yep there are bubbles in that pictured frozen 10-oz bag, my bad).I once tried 11 ounces but could not close the bag.I only freeze 10 oz portions from the morning pump when I have the most milk. In other words, I don't combine multiple pump sessions into one bag because the milk would be at different temperatures (imagine adding a cold egg into warm soup). One way around this is to bring morning milk and afternoon milk to the same temperature by chilling in the fridge, then, once both bottles are cold, transferring to a bag. I don't do that often because it's too painful to see chunks of creamy hindmilk left on the bottle once chilled. I used to store in 3-4 oz portion sizes (I'm still not sure how much baby needs to eat in one feeding since she's EBF) but why waste bags if I have enough more than one bottles' worth? Just defrost and pour into 2-3 bottles for daycare/babysitter.How I freeze and store:I place the fresh bag flat in a clear shoe box to freeze into a smooth shape while minimizing freezer smells. Once frozen, I store upright in gallon-sized ziplock bags.

May 4, 2017

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Lansinoh's #1 selling breastmilk storage bags are ideal for storing and freezing precious breastmilk. Lansinoh bags come pre-sterilized and have a patented double Click ‘n’ Secure seal to prevent ...

Start from: $13.98

Best price

amazon.com

I have been exclusively breast pumping for almost two months now since my son is at the NICU so I need to freeze my milk. After doing some research I concluded that the Honeysuckle bags were the most bang for my buck while being of quality. However, they can get expensive for those who have to exclusively pump like myself. So last week after I noticed I was running out of the Honeysuckle bags I decided to give Lansinoh a try since they are amazons top rated breastmilk storage bag. After I received them I immediately wanted to return. I was not pleased with the bags when I compared them to the Honeysuckle bags. So 2 days ago I logged on to Amazon to do a return. Turns out that they gave me an option to exchange them for the new and improved bags! The edges are now wider and the bag seems thicker! I am so glad lansinoh listened to its customers who had complained about the milk leaking because the edges were too small. I feel that everyone who left a bad review should give these bags another chance now that they have improve them. They are honesty the best quality for the price. I will no longer be purchansing the more expensing Honeysuckle bags because the new lansinoh bags are just as well made if not better! Thank you thank you!

April 10, 2016

I was running out of milk storage bags and went ahead to order a new box. This was the first time I had seen the newly updated version. I had one of each, the older + latest version so I decided to take some side by side photos.Clear Storage Bag:The new bags look like they have a reinforced seam. This is a plus - some of my old bags would leak. The perforations at the opening are different. I thought it was multiple pieces to rip off - but it actually tears off as one piece. It also sticks a little more than the older version so there's slightly more effort to get them open but not a big deal here. The bag can stand on its own if it has enough milk contained inside.White Dispenser bag:I like to use the dispenser bags because it keeps the actual storage bags clean and dust free. The new dispenser bags don't have the slit down the middle which I started to enjoy with the older bags - rather than opening/sealing the entire bag down the side. Wish they had kept that feature but again, not a deal breaker.I used to switch between these and generic storage bags from a big bix store depending on price - but now pricing is very similar, so I choose to purchase these Lansinoh bags since the brand is focused on nursing moms. Also, feel like they use less plastic than the generic version. (based on density of the bag) I would recommend this brand of bags for nursing moms.Some tips:To transfer milk from bottles to the bags, I use the breast shield as a funnel after I pump.I freeze them flat and then "file" them upright in the freezer.I keep my pump, paper towels, hair tie and fine tip marker in my tote at all times for my pump sessions.If you have a back-up set of pump parts, leave some at the office or wherever you work. If you do forget a pump part, you can hand-express the milk out. It's a workout and not as efficient, but it helps when you're in a pinch.You don't have to wash your parts/bottles every time you pump. You can store them in a clean plastic bag or container in the fridge until the next session. I give them a full wash after a few days.

April 13, 2017

In case you're curious about the max volume... 10-oz and the bag stays intact even after expansion upon freezing. (Yep there are bubbles in that pictured frozen 10-oz bag, my bad).I once tried 11 ounces but could not close the bag.I only freeze 10 oz portions from the morning pump when I have the most milk. In other words, I don't combine multiple pump sessions into one bag because the milk would be at different temperatures (imagine adding a cold egg into warm soup). One way around this is to bring morning milk and afternoon milk to the same temperature by chilling in the fridge, then, once both bottles are cold, transferring to a bag. I don't do that often because it's too painful to see chunks of creamy hindmilk left on the bottle once chilled. I used to store in 3-4 oz portion sizes (I'm still not sure how much baby needs to eat in one feeding since she's EBF) but why waste bags if I have enough more than one bottles' worth? Just defrost and pour into 2-3 bottles for daycare/babysitter.How I freeze and store:I place the fresh bag flat in a clear shoe box to freeze into a smooth shape while minimizing freezer smells. Once frozen, I store upright in gallon-sized ziplock bags.

May 4, 2017

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Lansinoh

Lansinoh's #1 selling breastmilk storage bags are ideal for storing and freezing precious breastmilk. Lansinoh bags come pre-sterilized and have a patented double Click ‘n’ Secure seal to prevent ...

Start from: $13.98

Best price

amazon.com

I have been exclusively breast pumping for almost two months now since my son is at the NICU so I need to freeze my milk. After doing some research I concluded that the Honeysuckle bags were the most bang for my buck while being of quality. However, they can get expensive for those who have to exclusively pump like myself. So last week after I noticed I was running out of the Honeysuckle bags I decided to give Lansinoh a try since they are amazons top rated breastmilk storage bag. After I received them I immediately wanted to return. I was not pleased with the bags when I compared them to the Honeysuckle bags. So 2 days ago I logged on to Amazon to do a return. Turns out that they gave me an option to exchange them for the new and improved bags! The edges are now wider and the bag seems thicker! I am so glad lansinoh listened to its customers who had complained about the milk leaking because the edges were too small. I feel that everyone who left a bad review should give these bags another chance now that they have improve them. They are honesty the best quality for the price. I will no longer be purchansing the more expensing Honeysuckle bags because the new lansinoh bags are just as well made if not better! Thank you thank you!

April 10, 2016

I was running out of milk storage bags and went ahead to order a new box. This was the first time I had seen the newly updated version. I had one of each, the older + latest version so I decided to take some side by side photos.Clear Storage Bag:The new bags look like they have a reinforced seam. This is a plus - some of my old bags would leak. The perforations at the opening are different. I thought it was multiple pieces to rip off - but it actually tears off as one piece. It also sticks a little more than the older version so there's slightly more effort to get them open but not a big deal here. The bag can stand on its own if it has enough milk contained inside.White Dispenser bag:I like to use the dispenser bags because it keeps the actual storage bags clean and dust free. The new dispenser bags don't have the slit down the middle which I started to enjoy with the older bags - rather than opening/sealing the entire bag down the side. Wish they had kept that feature but again, not a deal breaker.I used to switch between these and generic storage bags from a big bix store depending on price - but now pricing is very similar, so I choose to purchase these Lansinoh bags since the brand is focused on nursing moms. Also, feel like they use less plastic than the generic version. (based on density of the bag) I would recommend this brand of bags for nursing moms.Some tips:To transfer milk from bottles to the bags, I use the breast shield as a funnel after I pump.I freeze them flat and then "file" them upright in the freezer.I keep my pump, paper towels, hair tie and fine tip marker in my tote at all times for my pump sessions.If you have a back-up set of pump parts, leave some at the office or wherever you work. If you do forget a pump part, you can hand-express the milk out. It's a workout and not as efficient, but it helps when you're in a pinch.You don't have to wash your parts/bottles every time you pump. You can store them in a clean plastic bag or container in the fridge until the next session. I give them a full wash after a few days.

April 13, 2017

In case you're curious about the max volume... 10-oz and the bag stays intact even after expansion upon freezing. (Yep there are bubbles in that pictured frozen 10-oz bag, my bad).I once tried 11 ounces but could not close the bag.I only freeze 10 oz portions from the morning pump when I have the most milk. In other words, I don't combine multiple pump sessions into one bag because the milk would be at different temperatures (imagine adding a cold egg into warm soup). One way around this is to bring morning milk and afternoon milk to the same temperature by chilling in the fridge, then, once both bottles are cold, transferring to a bag. I don't do that often because it's too painful to see chunks of creamy hindmilk left on the bottle once chilled. I used to store in 3-4 oz portion sizes (I'm still not sure how much baby needs to eat in one feeding since she's EBF) but why waste bags if I have enough more than one bottles' worth? Just defrost and pour into 2-3 bottles for daycare/babysitter.How I freeze and store:I place the fresh bag flat in a clear shoe box to freeze into a smooth shape while minimizing freezer smells. Once frozen, I store upright in gallon-sized ziplock bags.

May 4, 2017

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