So far I have 15 of these 20oz bottles full of Breastmilk in the Freezer. I used to have 88 of the 20oz bottles but, I sold 48 of them locally (30 bottles were sold for $60 per bottle and 18 bottles were sold for $40 per bottle). I sold the 7 of the bottles that were 16oz for $45 per bottle. Since I now only have 40 of these bottles each 20oz, I will sell by the bottle for $3 per one oz, although you can send me an offer. The #1 picture indicates 20oz bottles. Since I had one nursing mother want to see a picture of who she is dealing with, I am posting my picture for that reason. I chose to buy these 20oz water bottles because of the amount of milk I am producing. I figured that it would be a complete waste of money to purchase breastmilk collection bags or baby bottles. I am very maticulous when it comes to sterilization, collection & storing of breastmilk. I am a healthy mother of two. I do not smoke. I do not drink alcohol. I do not do drugs. My first child doubled her birth weight at 7 weeks of age & my second child doubled his birth weight at 6 weeks of age. The customer I had recent locally has truble breastfeeding her baby. She breastfed her baby for a month before buying any milk from me. Her baby only gained 10oz in the 4 first weeks of his life. As soon as she introduced my milk her baby gained 15oz in 8 days. There is no doubt in my mind that my breast milk will do just that to your precious newborn. For your peace of mind I can show proof of medical paperwork that I had signed by my ob/gyn physician when I chose to donate milk to WakeMed (Milk Bank), that was before I found out that milk banks make a lot of money off of donated milk.
PROCESS:
I empty the water bottles into a water gallon and sterilize the bottles to be ready for the breastmilk. I then take a marker and indicate the date collected the breastmilk and finally place it in the freezer.
Please do not hesitate to ask me any questions you may have. I will answer your questions as prompt as possible. Please let me know 24 hours in advanced that you are willing to place an offer due to the fact that my milk is steadily decreasing. In the next 2 months or so I will no longer be able to offer selling my breast milk. I have a customer who has a 5 month old that is allergic to formula. This customer has ordered my milk for her baby ever since she found out her baby has formula allergy. I have signed a contract to provide sufficient milk for her baby for the next 7 more months. My most active customer will have priority over the milk and that is why I am asking for you to let me know in advanced so I can tell you exactly how many bottles are available for everyone else for purchase. Thanks.
