Coddlelife Laboratory Grade Glass Bottle 8oz.

Bryan              April 18th, 2010
I was full of confidence reading all good reviews about this glass bottle. But turned out to be very disappointed due to the over rated review. I bought 2 bottles and even spare stage 1,2,3 teats for future. Now all of them are in the store doing nothing.

There is nothing wrong with the bottle or silicon wrap. Only problem is the teat or collar. The 3 air vent is not working at all, once baby sucks, the teat will collapse. I tried to suck it myself and it collapse too no matter I was sucking lightly or strongly. The stronger you suck, the deeper the teat went in. Only way to let it back is to release the teat and let air goes into the bottle through the teat's hole. Or the other way is to unthighen the collar until it leaks a bit (but that is un-useable when feeding)

My 5 weeks old baby get very frustrated sucking this bottle. (Considering he never reject any bottles, even cheapo free gifts from hospital or sample that cost only less than US$2)

I wrote to CoddleInc, but they only ask me to buy their Peristaltic Teat from local distributor that never bother to reply my mail. Wrote to them again and there is no reply.

Note: I am using Dr. Brown, B-Free plus glass bottle, Medela (comes with the breast pump), Avent, Tommie Tippie. I hope someone can tell me a solution so i can use my Coddlelife again.

Desiree              January 13th, 2010
These bottles are comparatively expensive, but I wanted glass, because of my certainty that it would hold up better than plastic bottles and be more hygienic. I have been using them for only a few weeks, but would recommend them.

Amanda from Boulder, CO              December 29th, 2009
I had gotten these bottles before my child was born because I wanted to aviod plastics and the whole BPA issue, but I was a little worried about a glass bottle breaking. The nipple that came with the bottle was almost impossible for my son to get milk out of. He was born underweight and it was critical we supplemented him with a bottle for the first week and I had to use a sterile needle to poke a bigger whole in the nipple so he could get milk out. It is also difficult to remove the rubber cover. When sterlizing water get traped between the rubber cover and the bottle and mold can start to grow.

IMG              August 26th, 2009
I'm in LOVE with these bottles... How come they didn't have them around when we had our 1st and 2nd baby! It's our 3rd son who's getting all the benefits of the best bottle ever invented... Well, as they say Third time's a charm! I guess on the third try (well, more like 50 since we DID try EVERYTHING from Avent, Adiri, Dr. Browns to Nuby, Gerber, Breastflow and Soothie), we finally found a perfect fit.

NO health concerns whatsoever with these, extremely cool-looking, easy to wash, lightweight, AWARD WINNING, eco-friendly AND, above all, BABY LOVES THEM!

What else can I say...