Dr. Brown’s Natural Flow Anti-Colic Baby Bottles – Options+ Wide-Neck 4-Pack with Level 1 Slow Flow Nipple, 5 oz

Why This Product Stands Out

Dr. Brown’s Options+ bottles have earned the trust of parents worldwide with their clinically proven anti-colic design. This 4-pack of 5-ounce wide-neck bottles features the brand’s patented internal vent system that dramatically reduces colic, spit-up, burping, and gas. With over 22,000 reviews and a 4.6-star rating, these bottles are a top choice for newborns and infants transitioning between breast and bottle.

Key Features

• Anti-Colic Vent System: Internal vent technology is clinically proven to reduce colic by preventing air from mixing with milk
• Vacuum-Free Feeding: Eliminates negative pressure so babies can feed at their own pace — reduces swallowing of air bubbles
• Preserves Nutrients: The vent system helps preserve essential vitamins and nutrients naturally present in breast milk and formula
• Breast-Like Nipple: Wide, soft silicone nipple encourages a proper latch for easy transition between breast and bottle
• Removable Vent Design: Bottle works with or without the internal vent system — grows with baby’s developing feeding skills
• BPA-Free & Dishwasher Safe: Made from safe, durable materials that can be sterilized in boiling water or top-rack dishwasher

Design & Quality

The wide-neck design makes filling and cleaning effortless, while the natural-flow silicone nipple mimics the shape and feel of breastfeeding. The internal vent system is made from soft, medical-grade silicone and can be easily removed for thorough cleaning. The bottle’s recyclable design reflects Dr. Brown’s commitment to sustainability through their Plastic Bank collaboration.

Care & Usage Tips

Always use the Level 1 Slow Flow nipple for newborns (0m+). Clean all parts including the vent system thoroughly after each use. Bottles can be sterilized in boiling water, electric sterilizers, or microwave sterilizers. For best anti-colic results, keep the internal vent system in place during the first 6 months. Remove it once baby develops more advanced feeding skills around 6-9 months.