Accesorio - Tetinas de silicona, paquete de 2, para biberones de 4 oz y 9 oz

Dishwasher-safe, top-rack placement is stated for the nipples, and the vented design is described, but no separate drying guidance for the vent ridges is given and no cleaning method beyond dishwasher/handwash is specified.

The nipples are a single-piece silicone design with a described venting system, and a review reports a broken white neck part with no replacement available, but no small-parts or use-and-abuse test is named for this item.

The silicone nipples are disclosed as BPA/BPS/phthalate-free, going beyond a bare BPA-free claim, but a class-action alleges independent testing found trace BPA (238 nanograms) in a Lifefactory silicone teething product marketed the same way, which is a sibling product rather than this nipple itself.

Fit is enumerated by bottle size (4oz and 9oz glass bottles) and by age stage (Stage 1, 0-3 months, slowest flow), not left as a vague 'universal' claim, and the item number ties the SKU to that exact fit.

The nipples are dishwasher-safe on the top rack and boilable for sanitizing, and the brand does not present microwave-safety as a safety assurance, but no replacement interval for the silicone nipples themselves is published anywhere.

We queried the complete CPSC recall database (9,966 records, 1973-2026) directly for this brand and found no recall record in any role, at any date. The corpus's coverage of comparable product classes (pacifiers, toys, cribs) was confirmed with a control search, so the clean result reflects the brand's absence rather than a failed query.

The nipples are stated to be BPA-free and tested to meet FDA standards, but no lab, standard number, or test method is named anywhere. A separate mention of independent lab testing gives no lab name or certificate.

The nipples are disclosed as silicone, made in France, with country of manufacture stated. Stainless steel bottle lines carry a stated 5-year warranty with named exclusions, though the nipples' own warranty terms are not separately spelled out.