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The video showcases the product in use.The video guides you through product setup.The video compares multiple products.The video shows the product being unpacked. Dr. Brown’s Glass Anti-colic Baby Bottle Merchant Video


GLASS ANTI-COLIC BABY BOTTLE. Anti-Colic internal vent system is clinically proven to reduce colic. Decreases spit-up, burping and gas
DURABLE BOROSILICATE GLASS. Dr. Brown’s Glass bottles are heat and thermal shock-resistant, which can withstand hot and cold temperatures, along with gradual temperature changes
CONSISTENT FLOW RATE. Vacuum-free feeding is closest to breastfeeding and Dr. Brown’s silicone nipples provide a consistent flow so babies can feed at their own pace.
PRESERVES NUTRIENTS. The anti-colic vent system is proven to help preserve bottle milk nutrients and aids in digestion for a better night’s sleep.
BREASTFEEDING BOTTLE. The breast-like nipple shape encourages a proper latch for a more natural bottle-feeding experience and eases the transition from breast to bottle and back again
8 reviews for Dr. Brown’s Anti-Colic Options+ Narrow Glass Baby Bottle with Level 1 Slow Flow Nipple, BPA-Free, 4 oz/120mL, 4-Pack
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Heidy De Leon –
YOU NEED THEM
They’re really worth it. I bought one for my niece and then one for my son. It’s the best for children because glass doesn’t retain bacteria like plastic does. I highly recommend it. easy to clean and nipple size its the correct. quality 100%
Amy –
Great bottle for all the overwhelmed parents who don’t know which ones to go with!
Why I Bought ItI bought these as a backup plan while hoping to exclusively breastfeed — and I’m so glad I did.What I Like• Truly reduces colic, gas, and fussiness• Easy to clean and holds up well after months of washing• Pediatrician approved — ours was happy we were using them• Glass feels high-quality and safeWhat Could Be Better• A little heavier than plastic bottles, but worth it for the qualityReal-Life UseWe’ve used these for 4 months straight, and they made the switch from breastfeeding to bottle feeding smooth and stress-free. Baby tolerated these far better than others we tried.Overall ThoughtsAmazing bottles for newborns with gas or reflux. Absolutely recommend to any new parent.
Carlos Garza –
Love them!
Great quality! Easy to clean and very sturdy. Will order more.
Kaianna –
10/10!
I absolutely love these bottles I had to buy more! I love the glass and how easy it is to clean! it doesn’t leak and the milk flow isn’t too fast
LoriAnn –
Love it
Amazing product for baby.
Preston –
Less leak than other bottles!
Solid bottles that don’t leak often, but really there’s no perfect bottle that doesn’t leak. They all leak and some just don’t as much as others like these
Suleyma Saavedra –
Go-to for ALL 3 babies
Forever my holy grail bottles for ALL 3 of my kiddos. They work very well, especially for colic babies. The only part I’d say is bad is the cleaning part. SO MANY parts but they’re all needed to help baby. We purchased the T flow to go with these, since 1 was a bit too much at the beginning. Also love the glass option.
Caitlin Young –
Cracks/chips developed (not dropped)
At first I loved these bottles, we’ve been switching all our plastics over to glass and I liked that we didn’t have to worry about microplastics in our baby’s milk. Instead however, we had to worry about chips of glass in our baby’s milk. After using them for a couple months, I noticed one of the bottles developing stress cracks around the neck. I googled it and this is apparently a common issue that can develop either from over tightening or from heating the bottles. We only warm the bottles in a momcozy bottle warmer so I don’t think (?) that’s the issue. I started being careful about not over tightening and instead we developed leaks. A week or 2 later, I noticed another bottle starting to get stress cracks. The final straw was finding a chunk of glass chipped from the neck of the bottle. The bottle was never dropped or banged. No idea where the glass chip went to. Promptly tossed all the glass bottles and went back to plastic.