Hegen PPSU Anti-Colic Baby Bottle - 6 Months Plus - 330ml/11oz - 2-Pack

The bottle body is named PPSU plastic by the brand and corroborated by independent sources, placing it in the premium inertness tier above standard PP. No resin grade or supplier (e.g. BASF/Solvay) is published anywhere we checked.

The bottle's milk-contact surface is PPSU, explicitly disclosed as free from BPA, BPS, and phthalates — going beyond the bare BPA-free claim this criterion flags as insufficient. This bisphenol-specific scope is stated directly.

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.

PPSU withstands high heat and repeated sterilization up to roughly 180°C without warping, and the brand advises against high-heat dishwasher settings that could damage parts. No shedding or microplastic-release testing at use temperature is published, and no concrete replacement interval accompanies the heat-resistance claims.

The bottle ships with a silicone nipple, soft silicone and elliptical-shaped, but the exact grade (food- or medical-grade) and any post-cure or residual-compound disclosure are not published. No nitrosamine, siloxane, or ISO 10993/USP Class VI documentation is named for this nipple.

We queried the complete CPSC recall database (10,039 records, 1973-2026) directly for Hegen USA and found no recall of any kind, in any role. The corpus's coverage of comparable categories like pacifiers and strollers confirms the zero result reflects a clean record, not a missed search.

The brand frames the bottle as a long-term, reusable system meant to grow with the child rather than publishing a concrete replacement interval. Third-party guidance points to watching for cloudiness, scratches, cracks, or stickiness as the trigger, but Hegen itself gives no time-based schedule for the bottle or nipple.

The bottle is made of FDA-compliant, food-contact grade PPSU, named specifically rather than just 'BPA-free plastic.' Third-party marketplace mentions of SGS lab testing exist but give no certificate number or registry trail.

The only material disclosed is the single PPSU polymer used for the bottle body; no broader materials list, supplier, or country of manufacture is published. The warranty we found covers the breast pump device, not this feeding bottle, so no warranty terms for this product are published.