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Avent, Dr. Browns, Evenflo, Gerber and Playtex all contain BPA's.

Here are the alternatives that are BPA-free:

•Use glass bottles. Obviously, there is a risk of injury to baby or mom if the bottle is dropped, so glass isn't a perfect alternative.

•Use bottles made of opaque plastic. These bottles (made of polyethylene or polypropylene) do not contain BPA.

•Consider a BPA-free plastic bottle. Born Free makes a BPA-free clear plastic bottle (Newbornfree.com) sold at Whole Foods. But these cost about $10 each, twice the price of Avent bottles.

•Use a drop-in system. For example the PlaytexDrop-in System is BPA free (that is, the bottle liners do not contain BPA). Avent's Tempo liners are another example.