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Which are good BPA free bottles?

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Born Free are wonderful!
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I love playtex with the dropin liners. It is 100x easier than washing the bottles.
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A little bit expensive but a nice transitional bottle from breast feeding
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I use the Born Free glass bottles, they work great especially for colic/gas
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Gerber, Parents' Choice, Dr.Brown, PlayTex
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the MAM's are wonderful and easy to use. You can get them on Walmart.com

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glass
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Either Playtex or Glass.

The other ones, Born Free, or Medela are unreasonably expensive! And 'll need several bottles.
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Playtex and Born Free
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Dr.Brown makes a BPA free bottle you can get at babies r us also the platex drop in liners are BPA free but the normal platex ventaire isnt yet. I use the Dr.Brown BPA FREE bottles and they work great. They also help with spit up,gas,colic.
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They make Dr. Browns that are BPA free
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NUBY bottles are all BPA free and they are much prettier than the other kinds. I went on a search for BPA free bottles when all that news came out and I found them at Babies R Us. They have all different sizes and they come in 3 packs. There are 6 different colors and they have a nice shape. Much more eye pleasing than the clear plastic ones.
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Babies R Us just started carrying BPA-free bottles by Evenflo. They're pretty cheap, too. That's what we've been using since our daughter was born (two weeks old now). They come in packs of three.
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