ExpiredKiinde Breastmilk Storage Twist Pouches (40-Pack | 6-Oz)
Here’s a great deal for those out there in the WAYISAVE community who use the Kiinde breastmilk storage twist pouches. Shoot… it’s even a nice deal if you’ve been wanting to try them but don’t want to pay the $13.99 MSRP. Walmart has the 40 pack of 6-ounce twist pouches on sale for just $6.95. That’s about 50% off the retail price! I doubt that this deal will last very long. So, stock up on the cheap while you can.
Kiinde Breastmilk Twist Pouches Features:
- Combine the toughness and leak-proof guarantee of a bottle with the cost-effectiveness, compact size, and convenience of a disposable breastmilk storage bag.
- Twist Pouches twist-lock onto pumps from all major brands, for leak-free, transfer-free pumping, directly into the pouch.
- Twist Pouches are self-standing, or lay flat for compact storage in your freezer, and ultra-fast freezing and thawing.
- Pouches have a high-visibility labeling surface and are BPA-, PVC- and free-free.
- Pouches and caps are recyclable after use, meaning no dirty dishes to clean!
- Twist Pouches snap into the Kiinde Squeeze Natural feeding bottle, for feeding directly from the pouch – no need to transfer milk from bags to bottles.
About Kiinde
Kiinde co-founders John McBean and Kailas Narendran met the first week of freshman year at MIT in 1997, when they had a class together taking apart old treadmills to use for building go-karts, which they later raced…and crashed. That was the beginning of a long path of building and hacking together over time and across different disciplines. Sharing a drive and passion to invent, innovate and inspire, they started companies in tech gadgetry, medical devices and robotics.
While they were designing and building large humanoid robots in 2008, Kailas’s first child was born. It was then that Kailas discovered a direct contradiction between the safety guidelines for thawing and warming breast milk, and what was actually possible with the products that were on the market. When he voiced his frustrations to John, John’s response was, “Couldn’t we do this better?” – and that was the genesis of Kiinde. After dozens of prototypes, the Kozii breast milk warmer was presented to the public in 2011. Two years later, Kailas and John came up with the idea for the direct-pump direct-feed Twist Pouch, and Kiinde was off and running.
