My only minor complaint is that after sterilizing the parts in boiling water, the caps were very tight and difficult to remove once placed on the bottle. However I emailed with customer service (I think I've actually been corresponding with the company owner), and they are going to send replacement caps. So overall, have been very happy with these bottles. Plus, the company is very eco-friendly, using soy inks, 100% recycled packaging, etc.
March 24, 2008
Bottle Swap
With all the recent reports about the potentially harmful effects of the chemical bisphenol-A (BPA) used in hard plastics, we decided to switch Lauren's bottles. After reading several reviews online, we chose the Green to Grow bottles. They are very similar in shape to the Avent bottles we'd been using, and even have cute little smiley fruit faces on the front. My only minor complaint is that after sterilizing the parts in boiling water, the caps were very tight and difficult to remove once placed on the bottle. However I emailed with customer service (I think I've actually been corresponding with the company owner), and they are going to send replacement caps. So overall, have been very happy with these bottles. Plus, the company is very eco-friendly, using soy inks, 100% recycled packaging, etc.
My only minor complaint is that after sterilizing the parts in boiling water, the caps were very tight and difficult to remove once placed on the bottle. However I emailed with customer service (I think I've actually been corresponding with the company owner), and they are going to send replacement caps. So overall, have been very happy with these bottles. Plus, the company is very eco-friendly, using soy inks, 100% recycled packaging, etc.
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