Dr. Brown's Wide-Neck Specialty Feeding System vs Medela Supplemental Nursing System
Side-by-side specs from each maker.
Only the differences are shown.
| Dr. Brown's Wide-Neck Specialty Feeding System | Medela Supplemental Nursing System | |
|---|---|---|
| Type | Specialty bottle or nipple | Specialty bottle or nipple |
| List price | $39.99 | Not listed |
| Model number | WB53100 | Not listed |
| Flow | Level 1 | a controlled and consistent flow of milk is released to the baby |
| Made for (maker) | Not listed | It can also be used for infants who cannot maintain vacuum long enough. |
| Material | BPA free | Not listed |
| What's included | 3-pack | TwistLok Lid, Container & Lid, Clamp, TwistLok Tube, Clip, Ring, Cleaning Aid, Instructions for use |
| Care | 'Fully reusable system'. | Clean components in warm soapy water, rinse and dry; clean the tube only with the included Cleaning Aid; container, lid and valve can go in a dishwasher, microwave with Quick Clean bags, or boiling water. |
Dr. Brown's Wide-Neck Specialty Feeding System
A Dr. Brown's wide-neck bottle set from its Specialty Feeding System line, Level 1, 3-pack, 5 oz size.
- SKU, price and dishwasher/sterilizer wording
- Several pack sizes exist
Medela Supplemental Nursing System
A Medela tube-and-container system used at the breast for supplemental feeding. Page also names non-lactating parents, including adoptive, surrogate and transgender parents.
- Parts list and cleaning options spelled out by the maker