Set de biberones de vidrio para bebé BIBS, paquete de 2 — Marfil

The bottle body is named as borosilicate glass, a fully inert material with zero microplastic release, but no resin source or additional processing detail is given beyond the material name itself.

The bottle body is named borosilicate glass, a fully inert food-contact material, and its PP components (caps, milk lock, accessories) are free from BPA, BPS, and PVC, going beyond a bare BPA-free claim.

The bottle carries exterior markings (the brand name and a measuring guide printed on the glass), and while an independent lead-testing list names BIBS among lead-free bottle choices, no test method or result specific to this decorated surface is published.

A past recall found that hot liquid could shrink this glass bottle's bumper, tilting the bottle and risking burns, and no injuries were reported. We also found a published replacement schedule for silicone and latex nipples, though no shedding or migration testing at use temperature is published for the plastic components.

The nipple is named as medical-grade silicone or natural rubber latex, and latex has natural aging trade-offs (sensitivity to sunlight, heat and moisture, brittleness or stickiness over time), giving real specificity beyond a bare material name.

We queried the CPSC recall registry directly and found one past recall on this exact glass bottle line: a bumper that could shrink under hot liquid, tilt the bottle and cause spills, tied to a single incident report with no injuries. The brand offered a simple fix (remove the bumper), and the record shows no pattern beyond this one event.

A concrete replacement interval is published by nipple material: silicone every 8-12 weeks, latex every 4-8 weeks, alongside named degradation signals to watch for (surface changes, ruptures, brittleness or stickiness in latex) that should trigger replacement.

The brand publishes ISO 9001 and ISO 14001 certificates, but these cover quality and environmental management systems, not finished-product food safety. The EN 1400+A2 standard we found named applies to pacifiers, not this bottle, so no finished-product certification is asserted for the bottle itself.

The bottle set's components (funnel, milk lock, nipple) and their materials are named, but country of manufacture is only disclosed for pacifiers, not for this bottle, and no warranty or spare-parts terms are published for the bottle itself.