DiRose Breastmilk Storage Bags -6 oz 50 Count Double Zipper Leak Proof Capacity Extra Thick and Seal BPA/BPS Free/Disposable Pouches | Self-Standing Bag for Long and Safe Storing

These bags are amazing!!! I have been breastfeeding/exclusively pumping for a year+ now, so I know allll about breastmilk bags! Lansinoh are my favorite, but they’re more expensive. I was looking for a good deal and ordered these and these are just as great!! It’s seriously a toss up between which is better. These are very soft, and not that paper plastic that’s extremely loud when you open them in the middle of the night. And they’re the right amount of thin so they thaw quickly. The zipper is perfect, better than the others. The measurements aren’t spot on but they’re close, the same as the other brand. Unfortunately, I’m at the end of my breastfeeding journey.. I just wish I found these sooner!!! UPDATE: STILL love these bags... the zipper is extremely tight, so there’s kind of a learning curve to it. I’ve found the trick is to pull it apart at the edge in the middle, instead of in the middle like you usually do. But once you get the hang of it they’re fine. Glad I got these.

My favorite storage bags are Up&Up bags from Target, but, sadly we moved and no longer have a Target nearby. I've tried Lansinoh bags, which are also the "floppy" kind of bags, but I've had so many leaks with Lansinoh. I've tried a ton of other brands since then, including Parent's Choice and Medela, which are too thick to freeze flat. I've tried Motif bags and another off-brand from Amazon (the pink bags in the pictures), and those are too short and thick, so I can't freeze flat enough to store much in a brick. Same with Baby Lemon bags. I found these bags, and they are just like the Up&Up brand bags and more affordable. I've thawed about 20 bags by now, and have had no leaks. I store 4-5oz per bag, and can fit about 15 of these (60-70oz) into a brick easily (compared to 10-12 Motif or Medela bags in a brick). I saw the reviews saying they rip easy... I'm not sure what one of "SHE-HULK" stuff is happening, but I've used around 200 of these bags and haven't ripped a single one. I'm impressed with the durability and ease of storage with these bags and I will be using these exclusively from now on.

I was really unsure about changing bags, as I’ve always used Lansinoh or Target brand bags. I wasn’t really having an issue with those but I was hoping to possibly find a less expensive bag. I ordered the smaller (50 count) pack to try these out before committing to a larger size and I am so so so impressed! In comparison to the previously listed brands I was using, the plastic for these bags is thicker and the seams seem more secure. My favorite thing (besides them being cheaper) is how great the double zip seal is. The “click” is 10/10 when sealed and unlike other brands I’ve used, the zip doesn’t get off track. The last thing I loved was when you open the bag, the top part (where you write) opens and stays open for the milk to be poured in. In other brands I’ve used, occasions the top part will fold down and get in the way while filling the bags, causing a spill. I will absolutely be ordering more and you should totally try these bags out!

These have been my absolute favorite milk storage bags! As someone who makes and stores thousands of ounces of milk, I have tried them all and these are great. They are a nice thick plastic and have been very durable even when the corners are bumped. They freeze super flat to maximize storage. The only problem is they are sometimes hard to open the zipper to put the milk in.

UPDATE: I used all of these bags without any more problems after I got used to them. There were a couple that broke when initially opening but overall they are quality. I have also learned to securly zip them before letting them stand up with milk inside. I am ordering more. Original review: I just had a whole bag topple over and lost about 5oz of milk as the bags do not stand up very well on their own. The zippered bag they come in is very difficult to open and each bag is difficult to open when filling. In fact I had to muscle one of the bags open and it ripped clean down each side rendering it unusable. Imagine if that happens when preparing a bottle for baby with milk already in the bag and that was your last/only bag of milk. I've used a lot of different brands and have pumped thousands of ounces over the years with different bags. I thought these would be great as they are a little cheaper than other. I will definitely not buy these again buy these again.

I don't know what kind of She-Hulk moms keep ripping these bags when they try to open them, but I definitely have some jars around my house for them to open. The seal is a little tight, but it doesn't take a rocket scientist to figure out the proper force with which to open these with. They are super easy to use and pump directly into them using a bag adapter with clips, that screws onto my pump. I do wish they had more useful info lines to fill out other than name and date, but I just draw a line and fill it out the way I want anyway. As for thickness, these are thicker than the piece of poop lansiloh brand ones used when I first started pumping. Those were FLIMSY AF (and pricier for no good reason 😒). However, they are not as thick as the Mommy's Precious brand which I was using before I got these ones. Those are SUPER thick. I actually only bought these because they were decently priced and available at the time - but I'm glad I did. These heat up easier than the Mommy's Precious and don't make the same loud crinkle which sometimes wakes up the baby when I'm filling a bottle. As for accuracy of the measurements on the bag (I will say that the measurements are more accurate than the Mommy's Precious), I'm not a stickler for how much goes in the bag, as I am for how much is in the bottle... so if it's off by 0.5-1oz, I just heat up another bag to make up the diff. *Shrugs* I'm just easy going that way.... Maybe that's why I haven't ripped any of these bags or spilled any milk trying to open them.