Biberón para leche materna

The bottle body is named as 100% silicone, but no resin grade, supplier, or medical-grade designation is published for the body material, only a general chemical-free claim.

We recommend replacing the nipple every 2 months for safety and hygiene, a concrete stated interval. No comparable replacement timeframe is given for the bottle body itself, and the interval isn't paired with named degradation signals like cloudiness or cracking.

The bottle is BPA-, phthalate- and lead-free, with the body named as silicone, but there is no mention of BPS or BPF, no disclosed grade, and no test method or result supporting the chemical-free claim.

The bottle is dishwasher and microwave safe, with a caution against excessive heat exposure to prevent warping, but no shedding or migration testing at use temperature is published, and no independently corroborated replacement schedule exists for the bottle itself.

The nipple/teat is silicone and is called medical-grade by an independent comparison chart, but the brand does not itself disclose a grade, cure process, or any ISO/USP documentation, and no nitrosamine or siloxane testing is published.

We queried the complete CPSC recall registry (9,990 records, 1973-2026) for this brand and found nothing filed against it, with a control confirming the database covers comparable baby-product classes.

Its bottles are BPA-, phthalate- and lead-free, but the brand publishes no named standard, certificate, lab, or test method behind that claim anywhere on its pages.

The bottle is made from BPA-, phthalate- and lead-free materials but does not publish a full materials list, supplier, or country of manufacture, and offers no warranty terms for this bottle (the one published warranty covers a monitor, not bottles). It does recommend replacing the nipple every 2 months.