Hegen PPSU Baby Bottle Essentials Kit (suitable for 0 to 6 months)

The bottle body is named as PPSU rather than glass, steel or polycarbonate, which is confirmed independently, but no resin grade or supplier (e.g. BASF or Solvay) is published anywhere, and no third-party material verification exists for the finished bottle.

The bottles are made of PPSU named specifically as free from BPA, BPS, and phthalates - going beyond a bare BPA-free claim to disclose the bisphenol replacement risk the criterion flags. No migration test result or LFGB certificate is published for the finished bottle.

The bottles in this set carry 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 bottles are made without are all disclosed.

The bottles are rated for boiling and steam sterilization up to roughly 180°C, and visible cloudiness or deep scratching are named as the cue to replace a bottle. No concrete replacement interval or shedding/migration test at use temperature is published.

The nipple is silicone in the retailer's own product data, but no grade (medical vs food-grade), post-cure process, or biocompatibility standard is disclosed for it anywhere on the brand's pages.

We queried the complete CPSC recall database (10,039 records, 1973-2026) for Hegen USA and found no recall of any kind, in any role. The query's control terms confirm the database covers bottles and related baby products, so this is a clean regulatory record.

Independent guidance tied to this bottle system points to cloudiness, deep scratches, cracks or stickiness as replacement triggers, and nipples are noted to wear out, but the brand itself publishes no concrete time-based replacement interval for either part.

Its PPSU bottles are FDA-compliant, food-contact grade and free of BPA, BPS and phthalates, and this claim is echoed by independent reviewers without a registry number or lab report attached. Third-party mentions of SGS testing give no certificate number to verify.

The only material disclosed is PPSU with its bisphenol-free scope; no broader bill of materials, country of manufacture, or spare-parts/repair route is published. A warranty exists for the breast pump device but none is stated for the bottles themselves.