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| Born Free 5oz. Wide Neck- Twin Pack | 
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| Brand: Born Free
Category: Baby Product
List Price: $17.99
Buy New: $14.49
You Save: $3.50 (19%)
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Avg. Customer Rating:  32 reviews
Sales Rank: 620
Autographed: No
Memorabilia: No
Batteries Included: No
Size: 2/5 Oz
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.5
Dimensions (in): 6.2 x 5.1 x 2.6
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MPN: 10002
Model: 10002
UPC: 853049001015
EAN: 0853049001015
ASIN: B000MRGML2
Release Date: November 1, 2006
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | Born Free 5oz. Baby Bottle- Free of the hormone disrupting chemical - Bispehnol-A. | | • | Revolutionary venting system which helps reduce colic (gas, spit up) symptoms and helps reduce middle ear infections | | • | Each dishwasher safer (top rack) bottle comes with high grade Stage 1 nipple and travel cover |
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Product Description
Twin-Pack 5oz. (160ml) BornFreeTM Bisphenol-A Free plastic bottles, complete with the new innovative air vent that helps eliminate colic symptoms. Each bottle comes with a level 1 nipple and a cover. 2 Per Pack. Excellent baby gear products and other baby stuff available for baby registry.
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| Customer Reviews: Read 27 more reviews...
Bisphenol-A free bottles, at a price August 30, 2007
13 out of 14 found this review helpful
We bought these bottles for our six month old solely because they are free of bisphenol-A. As it turns out, they're great bottles in their own right.
Pros:
* They don't leak (unlike Dr. Brown's), even when resting upside down in a bag.
* Easy to hold. I was put off by the large circumference but as it turns out our son has an easier time gripping the BornFree than smaller bottles.
* Easy to clean.
* Venting system actually works.
Cons:
* Price. If concern over bisphenol-A someday turns out to be a false alarm, I'm going to feel pretty silly spending this much per bottle (nearly $10).
* Size. The large circumference is a trade off. While it does make the bottle easier to hold, it means you can store fewer bottles in a small bag.
Also, be aware that the nipple is very large. It's fine for a six month old, but for an infant who's still learning to breast feed you might need to look elsewhere.
Overall we're very happy with the BornFree bottles.
 Fantastic Bottles October 21, 2007
9 out of 9 found this review helpful
I bought these bottles, kind of begrudingly. I had tons of AVENT bottles left over from my son when he was a baby just 2 years ago, but with all the press over the danger of BPA bottles, I decided I should not risk it and go with new ones. We had sterilized and microwaved our AVENT bottles A LOT and even though they weren't cloudy, I would never forgive myself if my daughter ended up with problems. So, I bought a whole set of these Born Free bottles. So glad I did. The bottles have a unique air vent system and my daughter has literally had very little gas. We even find it hard to get her to burp after feeding. They seem to be a much better product and something in the unique vent system helps her remain comfortable and happy after eating. She is six weeks old now and doing great!
 Just okay, not great. October 25, 2007
8 out of 8 found this review helpful
For those wanting to purchase BPA-free bottles, there don't seem to be many choices out there. The MAM bottles are another, less expensive choice. These bottles have a more complicated design, so they are kind of a pain to clean. The challenge I have with them is in using powdered formula. I always measure the formula into the bottle, add the water and then shake, and these bottles aren't well suited for this method because they tend to leak if you use a faster nipple. A level 1 probably won't do this because the hole is so tiny. These bottles also had a strange smell, even after repeated washing. The BornFree nipples are ridiculously expensive. The MAM nipples, as well as Dr. Brown's work with these bottles and they are less expensive.
Great bottles April 20, 2008
7 out of 7 found this review helpful
When I first tried these out I had my doubts that they would work out okay (I had been using Avent and have used Dr Brown in the past). They take a little more time to put together than the Avent and babies don't like to wait when they're hungry! However once I got a system down (I put the two vent pieces together and the nipple/collar/cap together in advance and store them in separate bins where I prepare the bottles) I came to really like them. I instantly got less burps than with the Avent and the Dr Brown and they don't leak like the Avent.
They've gone through the drop test onto a hardwood floor just fine and they quickly passed the most important test: my son took to them right away. He seems to find the shape easy enough to hold now and then. I also like that the caps are easier to center on the nipple than the Avent.
One warning: I tried out the "6 month+ Y Flow" nipples but my son vetoed them instantly. I unwisely had bought a number of nipples which (for now) he won't use. I get a little use out them with my two year old who takes the occasional bottle.
Other than that I'm sold - a better bottle than what I had been using (minus a little ramp time getting used to them) and of course they are BPA free.
 Durability a disappoitment November 2, 2007
6 out of 9 found this review helpful
We bought a bunch of bottles and sippy cups from this company due to our concerns about the potentially harmful chemicals found in ordinary bottles. After less than two months many of the bottles have broken or are useless due to ripped nipples. If a toddler drops a full or partially full bottle/sippy, particularly from the height of being held by a standing adult, you can count on the bottle/sippy cracking open. Not only do the bottles crack easily, but the bottle nipples rip easily too. This makes the rest of the unit useless until you spend more money and time replacing the nipple. These bottles are probably fine for infants, but they have not endured the test of toddlers in my house. They do not demonstrate the durability of the standard plastic.
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