Fairhaven Health Milkies Freeze Organizer for Breast Milk Storage Bags Freezer | Breastmilk Storage Container Storing System for Freezing Breastmilk | Use with Standard Milk Bags

Good storage for breastmilk
Like the freeze tray at the top and ability to open the container and reorganize. I needed to alternate which one goes forward vs backward they were all shifting down.

Where was this with my other kids?! It’s really great!
I really like this! I’m currently on my 4th round of breastfeeding and I wish I had have had something like this for my other 3 kids! It’s really convenient to have a built in space to lay my milk down to let it freeze flat so that it can save valuable freezer space and make dispensing a breeze! It’s nice to not have to look through the milk to see which is the oldest and needs to be used first. The plastic is thick and sturdy (though I do wonder if it’ll be accepted in my recycling once I no longer have use for it).I wish the storage space was a little bit bigger (I currently have 10 flattened milk bags in there and I need to store more before returning to work but I have run out of space), and I wish that the metal tray atop the storage snapped into place firmly instead of kind of just laying there. Another area for improvement would be to perhaps have a double tier metal rack option/ attachment so that more than one bag of milk could freeze flat at a time since most women who are pumping away from their child will likely have more than one bag of milk needing to be frozen at a time.I would give it a 4.5 if I could, but that’s not an option. 5 is reserved for perfection and although I love this product, it still has room for improvement.

Fits Lansinoh bags perfectly. Very little storage.
Great for freezing the milk nice and flat (thanks to the metal tray it comes with), and it fits my Lansinoh milk bags absolutely perfectly.The only downfall is the major lack of storage this actually provides. This only holds about 11 or 12 full 6oz milk bags that are frozen totally flat.I EBF my baby and still pump in between feedings because I’m producing soo much milk and need relief (not complaining either, I’ll have milk for days when I start to leave him with my parents for date nights and whatnot). All that to say, everything I’m pumping stays in the freezer because it’s not needed right now. Needless to say, I needed to buy a heck of a lot more storage to organize my milk bags!On the plus side, once we get a deep freezer, I’ll keep the more recent milk in the garage and use this in the kitchen freezer to keep the older milk I need to use up. It’ll take up less of our food space.Great product if it’s what you’re looking for!

We ran an experiment comparing to the Nanobebe storage system…
We compared Lansinoh bags used with this storage system to the Nanobebe milk storage system and bags (https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07D3VZGT6/). We used 5 oz of liquid in both. They both froze at about the same rate, but the Lansinoh froze significantly flatter when using the metal tray that these come with. The Milkies Freeze Storage was easier to use to get the bags into and out of the stack (though, it is a good idea to keep a hand near the bottom so the bottom bag doesn’t fly out while depositing a new one on top). It was clear that with 5 oz, the Nanobebe system would only fit less than 10 bags and it would be pretty lumpy (especially, because the shape of the container requires all bags to face the same way). The Milkies Freeze looked like it would handle closer to 15 and it would be pretty evenly stacked (especially because with Milkies storage you can alternate the direction of the bags if they freeze a bit wedge-shaped).The Milkies storage system costs $25 and comes with no bags, the Nanobebe only costs $10 and comes with 25 bags. However, the later cost of replacement bags may make up for that (100 Lansinoh is $14, 100 Nanobebe $19). So, basically, if you’re planning to pump and freeze for awhile, you’ll make up for the difference in storage costs fairly quickly.As a last note, for our freezer, the Nanobebe storage was very awkwardly shaped and not space efficient. Two of these won’t fit side-by-side in out freezer without turning sideways. This one on the other hand, was incredibly space efficient (almost like it was made for our freezer!), we can fit two side by side beautifully (and even two more behind them, so up to 4 stacks on one shelf, if we needed to)!Our bottom line is that we’re returning the Nanobebe and getting another one of these!