you could contact Medela for their containers with lids pricing; we have
used the Mead Johnson water in glass containers and just poured out the
water; of course,I would always prefer not to use anything from the formula
companies!!

 

-------Original Message-------

 

From: Lactation Information and Discussion

Date: Monday, June 16, 2003 4:01:27 PM

Subject: EBM storage in NICU

 

I hoping for some guidance from members of Lactnet. Currently we are using

volufeeds to collect and store EBM for our NICU patients. (My hospital has

a level III NICU). I was informed today by a NICU charge RN that the

number of cases of volufeeds given to the NICU at little or no cost by Ross

has been significantly decreased.



My first reponse was "so, why don't we pay for the volufeeds." Anyway,

what are other NICU's using to collect and store EBM for their patients.

Does your unit pay for these containers and if so, what is the name and

pricing of the product. Any help is greatly appreciated.





Thanks,



Barbara Dudley RN IBCLC



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