Unofficial photos of Medela sterile / special needs products. These are the specialty items suitable for preemies and infants with physical issues that prevent breastfeeding or use of standard bottles, including cleft palate, downs syndrome, or neurological dysfunction.
These are just our amateurish photos, but they should be large enough to really check them out. Click to zoom in and read the print on these packages. These are all available for ordering online in our Medela section. We usually do overnight shipping or other express options on these products. If you are in the San Fransisco / Oakland / Walnut Creek area, these are also in stock at our store location. We are a Medela Certified Nursing Center and have the complete Medela catalog at our physical location.
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- Medela sterile SpecialNeeds Feeder
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- Medela SNS Supplemental Nurser
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- Medela SNS supplemental Nursing System
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- SNS back view with fine print
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- Medela Starter SNS
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- Medela Specialneeds Feeder
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- Medela SoftFeeder
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- Medela Soft Feeder
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- Medela SNS – front of package
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- Starter SNS – official photo
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- SoftFeeder – official photo
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- Specialneeds Feeder – Official Photo
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- Medela Special Needs Feeder
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- Back of package – Medela SNS Starter Kit
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- Back of sterile package – Medela SoftFeeder
Medela sterile SpecialNeeds Feeder
Medela Special Needs Feeder - back of package
Medela Specialneeds Feeder
Medela Soft Feeder
Medela SoftFeeder
Medela SoftFeeder
Medela Starter SNS
Medela Sterile Starter SNS system
Medela SNS supplemental Nursing System
SNS back view with fine print
Medela Full SNS system - back view
Medela Full SNS system - front view
All Medela Special Needs newborn feeding items are for sale at this link
May 9th, 2011 at 5:15 am
If your newborn doesn’t drink a whole four ounces at a time, it is great to be able to thaw only two ounces at a time. The good thing about these is that you can pump directly into them and freeze them. There is no need to transfer to a storage baggie thing and there is little or no chance that they will leak. When I was considering what to get, I kept reading about moms who pumped milk and then kept it in storage bags only to have it leak when thawed. Given the amount of time it takes to pump milk, to loose it to leaking bags is terrible. I only bought 12 of these and that was plenty – I am not a full-time working mom, so it was only to use sometimes when I was at school or working a few days in a row. If you work full time, you may want to buy two sets or even bigger ones. It is annoying to have to switch bottles several times while pumping.