Bottle Warmer Kit, Large, 8-11 Ounce

We traveled to Florida from Alaska and it was a 15 hour flight. What I did was fill the bottles up with water and placed the bottle inside the warmer a bit of warning tho, it gets hot so only put it in there 30 min before time of feeding the bottle was so hot I had to add ice, anyway it worked like a charm. The only complaint is it takes 30-45 min to reach a hot temp so think ahead and plan ahead for feedings set and alarm 30-45 before so you can have a warm bottle. Great product I will use it again.

Didnt warm milk very well and while reusable it must be used within a certain number of hours so you will have to order TONS of refills. The cover was also tough to get on the avent wide bottles.

This product was well reviewed, so we tried it. There were 3 in the packet and the first one we tried did not even warm up, so I am not sure what happened. On top of that, it was impossible to fit over our Doc Brown's bottle. Granted, we use the larger Doc Brown's bottle, but when doing our research, it said it would fit it.Unfortunately, even if we did received a def heat pack, the difficultly we had with putting it over the bottle is a deal breaker, so I would not recommend it

We got these for airport, airplane, and road trip traveling with my 4 month old.Pros-- it will eventually somewhat warm your liquid of choice.Cons- the cover barely fit over the wide Avent bottles we use . My husband ended up just slapping one directly onto the bottle.It does not provide heat for 10 hours or whatever it states, I would say maybe 2 hours.I was hesitant about it bc it takes 30 min to really warm up and formula doesn't last safely for more than 2 hours.Overall I would get these to use in a pinch but would try to find another way to hear up your bottles. We ended up stopping at a coffee place and getting a small cup of hot water and letting it cool down. Also the flight attendants on a plane should be able to give you warm water. Or we even considered bringing a Thermos of really hot water to use, instead.

Bought this for airplane travel as my infant DD loves her milk super warm. I had a bad experience flying with my DS when he was an infant and the plane wasn't in the air long enough to produce really hot water and so it took FOREVER to warm a cold bottle - in the meantime he screamed his head off on a red eye flight. NOT.FUN.As soon as we got on the plane, I placed our 8oz, Dr. Brown's bottle (with 6oz of EBM) in the sock, opened up one of the heating pads, wrapped it around the bottle and struggled to fold over the top half of the sock over the heating pad (the elastic is super tight). I couldn't imagine using this on a large neck bottle (we used to use the Avent bottles with my DS). I ended up ripping apart the elastic, which ended up working a lot better for me anyways.The milk took probably about 40 minutes to get decently warm. When it was time to feed, I asked the flight attendant for hot water in a thermos I brought to heat it to the temperature my DD likes it at. After she was done, I tried shoving another bottle in the sock, but ended up tearing the heating pad and a bunch of dark gray rocks started falling out. BLAH. It's best to unwrap the heating element from the sock and then re-wrap the new bottle. But be careful - the heating pad gets REALLY HOT on bare skin.I ended up using both heating pads on our 8 hour flight (since I ended up ripping the first one) and so I ordered a second set that thankfully came right before we had to head home. Our flight home was the red-eye and so I stuck the bottle in the sock with the heating pad, ready for whenever my DD was ready to eat. I checked the bottle less than 2 hours in and the milk seemed really warm (prob a little too warm) and the heating pad pretty swollen. My DD wasn't ready to eat until we almost landed (so about 8 hrs later) and the heating pad was almost cool and the milk at room temperature.Based on what reviews I could find on this product, I wasn't expecting anything spectacular. The product did a decent job - 4 stars because it did not last as long as it advertised (12 hrs), the sock a little challenging to use (they should add stretchier elastic or more) and the heating pad a little on the fragile side. Overall, not bad of an alternative when you don't have access to an electric bottle warmer. I would purchase again if I planned on traveling on an airplane. I thought about taking this camping with us this summer, but I think I'm better off using my butane water boiler - would be much faster. I would highly suggest still having a thermos of hot water on you and to plan ahead and start getting your bottle warm at least 30 minutes in advance of when you think you'll need it.

The product works really well. We used it for travel on a road trip from Dallas to Palm Beach and we didn't have any problems. As long as you are proactive about getting the bottles ready before feeding time, it is an A+ and incredibly handy!

Opened the package and followed the directions and the heat pad never warmed up. What a waste of money!!!Did not live up to expectations at all.

This produce did not even warm the bottle after 45 minutes of use. I was extremely disappointed in this product and would return it if I could. I ended up buying a bottle warmer that plugs in. So disappointing...