Probably a dumb question, but.. I'm still going to ask
Can you only really fit more than 6 oz of formula into a drop in liner if you're using the expandable 10 oz liners (rather than the non-expandable 8 oz liners)? I always put the formula in first, then measure out the water and pour that into the liner to mix and I can only seem to fit 6 oz of water in that way. It fills the bottle up to the brim.
Help please? This will probably be a post and run but I will check back in the morning. TIA!
DX: DOR and MFI
IVF w/ICSI brought us our 1st precious miracle
V born via induction 4.29.11
TTC #2: IVF (MDLF) August/September 2012
ER 9/7: 6R, 5M, 4F ET 9/12: 5dt of 2 blasts
+HPT 9/17! Beta #1 (9/25) = 1,000 Beta #2 (9/27) = 1,860 U/S #1 (10/11)...TWINS!
1/8/13 - It's a..boy and a girl!!
S&B born via induction 5.8.13
Re: Question for Drop Ins Users
I actually generally use the Target brand liners too, but I can't for the life of me fit more than 6 oz into those or the brand name liners. I know the Playtex bottles have different measurements listed on them (one for the expandable liners and one for the non-expandable liners), but as you said, the measurements on the bottle seem off regardless of which ones you're looking at. Honestly, I don't even pay any attention to those since I measure the water and formula seperately. I am just so confused as to how in the world you're supposed to get more than 6 oz. in those suckers unless you use expandable liners (which I don't think Target makes)??
DX: DOR and MFI
IVF w/ICSI brought us our 1st precious miracle
V born via induction 4.29.11
TTC #2: IVF (MDLF) August/September 2012
ER 9/7: 6R, 5M, 4F ET 9/12: 5dt of 2 blasts
+HPT 9/17! Beta #1 (9/25) = 1,000 Beta #2 (9/27) = 1,860 U/S #1 (10/11)...TWINS!
1/8/13 - It's a..boy and a girl!!
S&B born via induction 5.8.13
1st pregnancy: m/c began 1/12/09 d&c 1/13/09 8wks. Baby stopped growing at about 6wks.
Delaney: Born 10/15/09
Gavin: Born 4/8/11
Baby #3: due July 10, 2014