Dr. Talbot's Mom Breastmilk Storage Bags with 4 MilkFresh Sensors - 50 Count

Love how I can track my supply and how long they are good for

Best bags I’ve used

These breast milk sensors have a pretty interesting concept, which is what initially appealed to me. The idea of being able to track the freshness of pumped milk more accurately is definitely appealing, especially for busy parents. The sensors themselves are small and attach to the milk storage bags, which is convenient. The app is supposed to provide information about the milk's temperature and estimated freshness, which could be helpful.However, I found the whole system to be a bit more complicated than it needed to be. Getting the sensors properly attached and calibrated took some time, and I wasn't always confident that they were reading correctly. The app interface wasn't the most intuitive, and it sometimes felt like I was spending more time trying to manage the sensors than actually dealing with the milk.While the technology is innovative, I'm not sure it significantly simplified the process of storing and using breast milk. It added an extra layer of management that, for me, felt a bit cumbersome. I'm not sure if the added complexity outweighs the potential benefits for most people.It might be helpful for parents who are extremely concerned about milk freshness and want very precise tracking, but for those who are comfortable with standard storage guidelines, it might not be necessary.

Overall, my wife loves using these. They are mostly used to track the milk going into the freezer, making it very easy to track the inventory. The labels also track temperature with the color changing patches. This is great to be sure the milk has not been out too long or if you lost power to your freezer and didn't notice...The app is pretty good but with a couple quirks. One is that you can not use decimals for the volume, so you can only put whole ounces, no halves. There is also no way to put a label back into inventory if you checked it out (perhaps by mistake). The camera can be a little slow to turn on when going to scan a label. One big annoyance is that when the app is open, it seems to prevent the iPhone from turning the screen off or locking...A really cool feature of the app is it will flag "night time" and "morning" milk based on the time of day you express. The app lets you know that the milk may have different properties such as more melatonin at night. This helps give baby the milk that better matches the time of day they are eating.The app will also track your production/consumption to show how many days of storage you have.I would say the price is borderline, at 28cents per label, it can really add up if you are putting lots of bags into storage.

I got these breastmilk storage bags for my niece. She said they were great. Good quality. She's used a few other brands and said she's very happy with these.

Tracking your milk inventory is so easy with these stickers! I like the system and I think it's a very cool way to log everything so you don't forget what you have. The only thing that is challenging is remembering to tag every bag.

Im impress better than I thought!

My wife and I had no idea this kind of product existed. So far it’s been great. These sensors help track freshness of milk and has been a lifesaver for keeping my mind at ease. It was a little tricky to figure out at first, but once you get the app set up it’s actually pretty simple to use. I’m always nervous I’m accidentally going to feed my newborn some spoilt milk, but this helps reassure me that it’s good to go. You don’t really need to use these if your kid is good at feeding and eats the pumped milk ASAP or if you freeze your milk, but when you’re on the go they come in handy.Only downside is that they’re a little pricey, and depending on your lifestyle you might use a lot of these pretty quickly. That kind of cost adds up. Other than that, these are a unique way to track your milk’s freshness.