Kit de inicio esencial

The bottle body is named as PPSU, a material ranked highly for inertness, though no resin grade or supplier is specified.

The bottles and nipples are claimed BPA, BPS and phthalate-free, which covers the two key bisphenol replacements, but the nipple polymer itself is not named.

These are PPSU plastic bottles, not painted glass, so the lead-in-decoration hazard this criterion targets does not apply in the same way, but no statement addresses exterior markings or coatings at all.

The bottles are marketed as sustainable and reusable across stages to minimize replacements, and third-party coverage describes heat resistance from -20°C to 180°C, but no concrete replacement interval or sterilization-cycle durability data is published for this plastic feeding item.

The starter kit lists nipples by flow rate (extra slow, slow, medium) but nowhere names the nipple polymer, its grade, or any post-cure, nitrosamine or siloxane disclosure for the finished product.

We queried the complete CPSC recall database (9,969 records, 1973-2026) and found no record naming this brand in any role. Control terms for comparable product classes returned hits, confirming the corpus covers this category and the clean result is real.

The brand markets reusing the same bottle across stages to cut down on replacements, but publishes no concrete replacement interval or degradation signals for the plastic bottle or nipples, gesturing at longevity without answering the question.

The dedicated care page and product listings name no standards, certificate numbers, or lab references for the bottles; the starter kit page only claims BPA, BPS and phthalate-free with no named certification body or test method.

No materials list or country of manufacture is published for this kit, and the warranty page addresses only the breast pump device, leaving bottle warranty terms and any spare-parts route unstated.