The name of the product pretty much says it all...
"Steribottle" -- sterile bottles, sealed in a plastic bag. Unfortunately, all of the bottles were sealed in plastic together (the nipples sealed individually), so they are not truly sterile after you open it to use the first one. But assuming that you keep them in a relatively safe place, they'll be as "sterile" as your reusable bottles.
"Ready to Use" -- yes, they really are. There are no drop-ins to worry about; they're new, so no cleaning necessary.
"Disposable" -- yes, again, you can dispose of them. If recycling is available, that seems to be a better solution.
If they are exactly what they advertise, why not 5 stars? Well, honestly, the price. But if they went on sale/clearance or you could buy them in bulk, you may find the price bearable. Also, the only nipple flow level I have found is the "3 drop" fast-flow level for ages 3+ month; it would be nice to have a slow-flow one as well.
The product is not for everyone, but I can definitely see the appeal. As for the wasteful nature of the product, it seems like the same argument for cloth vs. disposable diapers. Sometimes, especially when you're trying to keep up with young ones, convenience wins out over cost or environmental concerns...Get more detail about Steribottle Ready to Use Disposable Baby Bottles, 10 Count.
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