Lansinoh Breastmilk Storage Bags, 25 Count

I love the fact that the bags have a seal at the top that has to be torn off before you can open them. Then the zipper is also zipped so you basically have two seals on the unused bag. The material is a soft plastic and easy to work with. It's not stiff so it doesn't make much noise - for those of us pumping at work. The label on the end has a spot to write date, ounces, name & time. I still haven't figured out what the time is for because if you don't pump and use the milk the same day, why does it matter? And if it's supposed to be for what time to feed the baby that's confusing since the date will be a previous date. Maybe I'm not thinking that through correctly. Anyway, I just leave the time spot empty. I do store the milk in the freezer so I lay the bags flat in a food storage container until they completely freeze. Then I stand them up in the freezer and arrange them by date on the bag so I can use the oldest first. I definitely recommend this bag if you are pumping into a bottle then transferring to a bag. If you want to pump straight into the bag I have found that I like the Oxo-Biodegradable Honeysuckle Breast Pump Bag. I have tried Lansinoh, Medela and the Honeysuckle and definitely would NOT recommend the Medela bags.

I tried 5 different bags for milk storage and liked them all. This one is one of my favorites because (1)it feels very well made and thick, (2)it is large- plenty of room for 5oz or more, (3)comes in a convenient packaging where you can pull out one bag at a time like tissues, (4)top part rips off super easily and cleanly with perforation, and most importantly (5)it does not leak - at least in my hands from freeze-thaw (used ~30-40 bags in the last 3 months). Highly recommend these bags!

These bags are awesome! I was having to store my milk in the containers I was pumping into which created a lot of dishes and I was worried about sanitizing everything. These bags stay shut and haven't leaked on me. They are easy to pour into and write on so there is no confusion as to how much milk is in them. I'm super happy with these and will buy again!

I love the double zip-lock closure feature to prevent spillage and freezer burn. The bags are thick enough so they don't spring leaks. Also the fact that you can write on them with a regular pen is wonderful. And there's a place to write baby's name, the date the milk was pumped, and how many ounces. This is all great so you can thaw the oldest milk first, and know how many oz. are in the bag, too, without guessing.

I like that there are two zippers on the bag. They are freezable without double bagging (Avent bags require double bagging for freezing, which basically doubles the cost of storage) and are a lot easier to open than the Gerber bags. The sides split easier than the Gerber bags, but the Gerbers are so difficult to pry open that I often find myself tearing through the top of the bag. Overall, of the three kinds I've tried, these are the best.

Best storage bags ever! I can pump directly into them, then freeze, and thaw with no leaks at all. I love the added security of the tab to tear off at the top and the easy to read measurement lines on the front. I also like that the section to write on to label the milk is not on top of where the milk is stored.

I was exclusively pumping for 2 months, so breast milk bags were very important to me. The bags are made of double plastic, so they're relatively sturdy. Many other bags have a single layer of plastic. They also have a double ziplock seal, which is very useful for trying to get all the air out of the bag, and make an airtight seal, which is needed for freezing. It also allows them to become completely flat. Many other bags have ties, which are annoying to try to create an airtight seal and create a bunch at one end, so they don't stack flat. The tab above the fill line is also an unexpectedly useful feature. When you have bags stacked, you can just flip through the tabs to see the dates rather than lifting each bag one by one to see what's written on the bag itself.

I used to use bottles to store EBM because the bags that came with my medela breast pump were ridiculous. I got these storage bags in a pack of breast pads and tried them out. They are fantastic! You can easily label the bag with the date and ounces of milk contained and they store flat in the freezer taking up less room. They are also very easy to defrost. I used to have to take a bottle out the day before to defrost it in time. With these bags, you just place them in warm water and they thaw very quickly (just keep replacing the water). The bags store 6 ounces of milk while the medela stores only 5 ounces. I highly recommend these storgae bags.