Due to design, Avent can encourage biting (compression rather than suction); Medela and Born Free are bisphenol A free.  

Carolyn Schindewolf, IBCLC

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From: Susie McCulloch <[log in to unmask]>
Date: Friday, March 14, 2008 11:40 am
Subject: best bottle nipples?
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> I am confused about what is the best type of bottle/nipple to 
> recommend. I 
> read on the "Low Milk Supply" website (written by Lisa Marasco and 
> Diane 
> West) that  Gerber Comfortlatch, Evenflo Ultra and Elite, and 
> Playtex 
> NaturaLatch are recommended.  They also say that they don't 
> recommend 
> Avent. Does anyone have imput as to why Avent is not recommended? 
> 
> Also, what about the issue of Bisphenol A? Does anyone have a 
> recommendation for a bottle that is Bisphenol A free? What do you 
> all think 
> about the Adiri bottle?
> 
> I appreciate all of your input!
> 
> Susie McCulloch, LLLL  IBCLC
> 
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