Dr. Brown's Deluxe Baby Bottle Warmer and Sterilizer for Formula, Breast Milk, and Baby Food Jars

Great for it’s purpose but if you have any kind of hard water you will want to buy distilled for sure see photosThis is the large size and there is a smaller one with less features. This one is best. Hot like hot coffee as far as the temperature. Auto off and durable, it lasted the whole first year

Best bottle warmer. Several people have asked where I got it and said theirs was nowhere near as nice. This is the one to buy.

rapido y facil de usar 😍

Love this bottle warmer! It has multiple settings whether frozen, fridge, or room temp milk and adjustable to ounces and even how long to warm each bottle. It also has a reservoir for water so you don’t have to manually fill it each time! It does leak a tiny bit, but that’s an easy fix with placing a mat under it!

I bought this because it's supposed to be compatible with different brand bottles. But I can't seem to get it to work consistently. Sometimes the milk ends up at around 130 F. Sometimes it ends up at around 70 F. I triple checked that I'm using the same settings each time. I played around with adjusting the time to see if I can make it work better, but no luck.About half the time I end up having to put the bottle in warm or cold water to adjust it back to a reasonable temperature. I might as well just start there to avoid the hassle.I don't recommend getting this you're going to exclusively use it with the Dr Brown bottles. I'm very disappointed with the results.

Es realmente un producto muy bueno lo puedes usar para calentador como para esterilizar

With baby number two, I knew a bottle warmer isn’t an absolute necessity; but when #2 was born, premature and struggled with gas issues, I wanted to try a bottle warmer to see if truly warm milk would help his discomfort. What I found is that this bottle warmer does not save any time compared to placing bottles or milk bags in a bowl of hot water to warm. First of all, it took three minutes to warm 2 ounces of milk from the fridge. I tested the temperature and I am glad to say it read at 86°, so milk was not overheated, however, I could have gotten it to that temperature in a bowl of hot water in less than three minutes. Secondly, the water reserve for the steam was half empty after just one warming cycle for the 2 ounces. Any convenience made by this bottle warmer would have been reduced with the frequent refilling of the water reserve. So, my question is answered: this bottle warmer does do what it is advertised to do, but doesn’t do it any better than the old-fashioned hot water from the kitchen sink.

I had the First Years bottle warmer and it takes 10 minutes to warm up a 4oz bottle and it’s not even fully warmed. I purchased the Dr browns warmer and it takes 3 min and 45 seconds for a 4 oz bottle. It is fully warmed. I love the water reservoir feature! I love dr browns products and highly recommend this warmer.