Abstract: An infant formula storage and dispensing assembly that attaches to a baby bottle. The assembly is made up of two parts. The top half having external threads to accept a baby bottle ring with nipple and including slots that form a chamber to store infant formula to be mixed with water stored in the baby bottle. The bottom half having internal threads allowing it to be screwed onto a baby bottle including also slots that align with the top half and allow above mentioned sealing or dispensing action. The two halves fit together by the bottom half sliding into the top half and being attached by a center located bolt and nut.

Abstract: An infant formula storage and dispensing assembly that attaches to a baby bottle. The assembly is made up of two parts. The top half having external threads to accept a baby bottle ring with nipple and including slots that work in conjunction with the lower half of the invention to form a chamber where, when closed, infant formula can be stored. When said slots are opened they allow the infant formula to mix with water stored in the baby bottle. The bottom half having slots that work in conjunction with the top half when aligned allow passage from the upper half to the baby bottle attached to the lower half, and when offset from the slots in the upper half separate the two halves from each other forming a chamber within the top half. The bottom half having internal threads allowing the assembly to be screwed onto a baby bottle. The two halves fit together by the bottom half sliding part way into the top half and being attached by a center located bolt and nut.