Nuby rapid cool or Tommee tippee go prep

Before I purchased can anyone recommend either the nuby rapid cool or Tommee tippee go prep? Not sure which one to go for

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Best thing I ever got

We’ve got the Tommy tippee prep and have actually only used it once as just use the flask and cool boiled water at home (babygirl now 2 weeks). We also have nuby cools and love them, so handy when we are out but just be mindful that you can’t use for 3 hours after and it needs to be sterilised each time so we got 2 - they are currently on sale at George (Asda) online xx

can't use the nuby cools after 3 hours?xx

I’ve got the rapid cool, we use it out and about. It has to re set (think that’s the right word) for three hours but it works perfectly for us as his feeds are 3-4 hours.

yeah in the instruction booklet it recommends that it’s not used for 3 hours after sterilisation xx

so if you're going out for the day, how you managing it xx

depending on how long I’m out, I’ll make a bottle just before I leave home which can last 2 hours and then I have 2 nuby cools so that’ll be 3 bottles in total which for us is about 6-8 hours worth. If im out longer then I’d take a flask of boiling and cool water with me but haven’t gone out that long yet xx

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