Hegen PPSU Anti-Colic Baby Bottle - 1 to 3 Months 150ml/5oz - 3-Pack

The bottle body is named PPSU, a material ranked above standard PP for inertness, consistently confirmed by the brand and independent sources. The specific resin grade or supplier (e.g. BASF or Solvay) is not published anywhere.

The bottle body is made of PPSU, a named polymer, and is disclosed as free from BPA, BPS, and phthalates, going beyond a bare BPA-free claim to cover the structural bisphenol replacements. This chemistry statement is scoped to the finished bottle.

The bottle body carries a printed hegen logo and a printed ml and oz volume scale, and nothing is published on lead testing of that print, although the PPSU material, its temperature range and what the bottle is made without are all disclosed.

The PPSU body is heat-tolerant and sterilization-compatible, with a heat deflection point cited around 180°C, and cleaning instructions warn against high-heat dishwasher settings that could damage components. No shedding or migration test at use temperature is published for this bottle.

The nipple is soft silicone, but no silicone grade (food or medical), post-cure process, or nitrosamine or siloxane test result is published for it.

We queried the complete CPSC recall database, covering over 10,000 records from 1973 to 2026, and found no recall filed against Hegen USA in any role. The query's coverage was confirmed using control terms for comparable product classes like pacifiers and cribs.

Degradation signals like cloudiness, scratching, and stickiness are described by outlets as the trigger for replacing PPSU bottles like this one, but no concrete time-based replacement interval is published by the brand, and this gap recurs across multiple third-party descriptions rather than a single oversight.

The bottle's PPSU material is stated as FDA-compliant and food-contact grade by the brand, and an independent review site and lactation-focused market report both repeat this material claim without adding verification of their own. No certificate number or lab report is published.

The only material disclosed is the PPSU body and its bisphenol/phthalate-free scope; no broader materials list, country of manufacture, or spare-parts/repair route for the bottle itself is published. A warranty exists for the brand's breast pump device but none is stated for the bottles.