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More doctors recommend the Avent Reusable Bottle than any other brand. The reasons are clear: superior form and function, plus a clinically demonstrated, award-winning design. The patented Avent Reusable Bottle Nipple has a one-way air valve clinically demonstrated to reduce colic. Plus, the nipple's soft shape allows your baby to switch effortlessly from breast to bottle and back again. Avent invented the now-popular wide-neck bottle, with an award-winning design that's easier to clean and hold than conventional bottles. Made of dense, durable polycarbonate plastic, these bottles hold up through repeated boiling, dishwasher and microwave use. Easy-to-read markings on the bottle ensure accurate mixing and feeding measurements. Each bottle also comes with a dome cap for spill-proof mixing and transporting. This set includes three 9-ounce Avent Reusable Bottles.
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This threesome of 9-ounce bottles is a great way to round out your Avent feeding system. Avent is known for its broad, soft, silicone nipple, which mimics the shape and feel of the breast—providing moms the flexibility to switch between bottle- and breastfeeding.  | | Avent’s anti-vacuum skirt and one-way air valve help reduce colic. | The naturally shaped nipple has a built-in anti-vacuum skirt and one-way air valve to ensure that liquid, rather than air, flows through the nipple and reduces baby’s chances of developing gas or colic. The bottles are a snap to assemble, can be reused, and their wide necks make them easy to clean and fill. If you use the Avent Natural Feeding System, these 9-ounce bottles are fully interchangeable, allowing you to pump, store, and feed from the same bottle. Each bottle is made of durable, polycarbonate plastic and comes with a sealing cap to prevent leaks.
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This three-pack of 9-ounce bottles is a great way to round out your Avent bottle system. The Avent system is known for its broad, soft, silicone nipple, which mimics the shape and feel of the breast and reduces a baby's chances of swallowing too much air and developing gas. The wide-neck bottles make it easy to clean and fill them, and each has its own sealing cap to prevent leaks. --Andrea Linsky
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DESIGN FLAW THEY LEAK.
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At first we loved these bottles (not many parts, easy to read) then we noticed that they have a tendency to leak milk by the seam. We contacted Philips and they said you must wet the seal completely to prevent leaking we tried that and they still leaked about 1/3 of the time. So we went out and bought Dr Browns and are giving the Avent away. The Dr. Browns are made in the USA and have more parts but our baby seems to like them better, less fussy and less drool while eating.
Rating: 
(2
out of 5) @ 2008-11-11
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Great bottles for the price
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I purchased these bottles for my older baby who drinks more than 9 oz at night. These work well for us because we don't have to refill them as often and the nipples work on his trainer sippy cups from avent.
Rating: 
(4
out of 5) @ 2008-10-30
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Leaks, Leaks, Leaks
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When left to lay on it's side for a few moments these bottles leak a little bit of milk from the ring.
Rating:
(2
out of 5) @ 2008-10-17
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New Avent Bottles with No BPA
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I believe the new BPA-free Advent bottles are coming out this month - the 9oz first, then the larger size in October. Don't think Amazon is shipping these yet (or they are backordered already...), and not certain how you specify you want the BPA=free version. (if there is already a comment on this forgive any redundancy xo)...
Rating: 
(1
out of 5) @ 2008-09-09
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Better BPA free alternatives available
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From a functional standpoint, I have no complaints. The bottles never leaked on us and they're easy to clean because the openings are wide. However, I changed all our Avent bottles to non-BPA alternatives about a month ago. (BPA is a chemical that is used to make some clear plastic bottles that could be potentially harmful to your child. Although the FDA is still conducting research on this issue, my opinion is why take a chance on something that can be easily corrected. As parents, we have so many other things to worry about.) I blame myself for not doing more research prior to purchasing these. I was at Target the other day and saw a few AVENT sippy cups that were specifically advertised as BPA free. This annoyed me greatly. Does this indirectly imply that AVENT knows that BPA could be harmful, but continues to sell BPA products? AVENT has definitely violated my trust. I will not be spending any more money on AVENT products.
Rating:
(1
out of 5) @ 2008-09-04
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