Accesorio: Tetina de cuello ancho, 1 unidad, biberones de 8 oz

The nipple is dishwasher-safe (top rack) with a stated venting design, but no drying instructions or teardown of the vent ridges are given, and reviews don't speak specifically to mold or odour on this part.

The nipple seats into a ring on the bottle, and the brand's own guidance warns that overtightening that ring blocks the vent and can collapse the nipple - so this is an assembly with a separable part, not a single piece. What is missing is any small-parts or age-grading result for it: the brand mentions independent lab testing to safety standards without naming the test or the grade behind it.

The silicone nipple is claimed BPA-free and 'tested to meet FDA standards,' but BPS/BPF status for this specific nipple is not stated. A class-action complaint alleges independent testing found trace BPA in a Lifefactory silicone teether, though that is a different silicone product.

The Stage 2/3 nipple is enumerated by exact bottle system (8oz stainless steel and glass) and age stage rather than a vague 'universal' claim, naming which bottle line and month range it fits.

The nipple is stated to be dishwasher and sterilization safe (top rack recommended, boil-safe), but no replacement interval is published for this consumable silicone part and no shedding or degradation testing is cited.

We queried the CPSC recall database directly and Lifefactory does not appear anywhere in it, in any role. The query's corpus and date range are stated and a control confirms the product class is covered, so the clean result is reproducible.

The nipple is described only as BPA-free and 'tested to meet FDA standards,' with no named lab, standard, or certificate. A third-party guide names LFGB as the relevant benchmark for silicone but does not attribute that certification to this product.

The nipple's silicone is made in France and the product is assembled in the U.S. Stainless-steel vacuumware and baby bottles carry a stated five-year warranty with named exclusions for wear and abuse. Both are specific and checkable, and neither has been confirmed by anyone outside the brand.