Formula makers, dispensers, and pitchers

Machines, pitchers, and dispensers. Follow the maker's cleaning schedule.

Formula maker filling a bottle beside a mixing pitcher and powder dispenserFormula prep
  • 12models tracked
  • $4 to $229price range

All 12 formula makers, dispensers, and pitchers

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Formula makers, dispensers, and pitchers by the numbers

The 12 we compare, from each maker's published specs. Ranges, not ratings.

  • Price$4.99 to $229.99; the middle half $24.99 to $69.99 (11 of 12 publish it)

Types

By kind

  • Formula maker: 6
  • Pitcher: 3
  • Not stated: 3

Side by side

ProductKindPowerSizeCleaning schedule (maker)
Baby Brezza Breastmilk and Formula Portable Mixer PitcherPitcherbattery28 oz–
Baby Brezza Formula Pro AdvancedFormula maker––Clean after every 4 bottles
Baby Brezza Instant Water Warmer For Baby BottlesFormula maker––Clean every 4 bottles or every 48 hours; change the water often
Dr. Brown's Baby Formula Dispenserformula-dispenser–––
Dr. Brown's Formula Mixing PitcherPitcher–32 oz–
Grownsy Automatic Baby Formula Dispenser with Powder ContainerFormula maker––Detachable parts rinse and hand wash
Grownsy Baby Instant Warmer KettleFormula makerplug-in––
Munchkin Formula Dispenserformula-dispenser–––
Philips Avent Milk Powder Dispenserformula-dispenser–––

What to look for in formula makers, dispensers, and pitchers

The range across every bottle or feeding product here, with the typical middle half shaded and the shortlist marked.

Price

What it lists for at the maker or a major store. Sales move this often.

$4.99middle $49.99$229.99

Typical: $24.99 to $69.99. 11 of 12 list it. Lowest price: Formula Dispenser.

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Questions about formula makers, dispensers, and pitchers

Answers come from each maker's published specs. Safety and health questions link to the agency or medical source.

What should I know about formula machines?

Formula preparation: follow the label and see the CDC's formula preparation page. Check the label and the maker's instructions, and ask your pediatrician about your child.

Still wondering? Write to us at hello@cribpicks.com and we'll look it up.