Baby Medicine Feeder 3Pcs Infant Medicines Dispenser Baby Liquid Feeding Tool for Newborn Toddler

Great for trying to get a water into a weaning baby as it has a long thin part. They're easy to clean and I didn't have any issues using them.I would say it would have been nice if there was something that would prevent you pulling the the thing apart when getting the water in the syringe as the middle bit with come easily out when pulled out too far

Literally useless. Unable to draw liquid without pockets of air in the syringe. Awful.

Unfortunately the flow is extremely fast, so can't use it for feeding

Really easy to use, baby accepted it very well, the only thing that helped us give him medication

Great quality!

I got these for my son as he has cleft and needed something soft when I got them i loved the look of them but majority of the medicine like calpol for example is left in the spout of the syringe because it is so long so not ideal when you use for exact dosages

Syringes broken when took back of package.Need to send them back.

This trio of syringes came in really handy for giving my baby medication. The teat is a more familiar feeling for the baby to take in their mouth than a conventional syringe whilst delivering medication. We had to use the syringes up to 6 times a day and they coped with being stream sterilised after every use. It also came with a tiny pipe cleaner to clean thoroughly.Unfortunately after some use the plungers get stuck so it's difficult to administer the medication smoothly, so we've ended up squirting medication into my babies mouth without meaning to. As the medication is directed to the sides of the mouth and not directly down the throat it didn't shock the baby or cause discomfort, but it did mean it would overfill his mouth quickly and excess would dribble out.One other tricky thing is that they come with a measuring cup/ stand. It's fine to use to measure out the medication but it's pointless as it's impossible to suck all the medication out due to a design fault. The cup is not molded to the syringes teat so some liquid will always remain in the cup. Still, if you don't need to be 100% accurate then you should be OK.All in all this helped us massively and whilst they are not needed for the time being, we still have them on standby.