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

The bottle body is named as PPSU, a material ranked above standard PP, but no resin grade or supplier (such as BASF or Solvay) is disclosed anywhere, including by independent reviewers.

The feeding surface is named as PPSU and it is free of BPA, BPS, and phthalates, going beyond a bare BPA-free claim to cover the relevant bisphenol replacements.

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 heat- and sterilization-resistant, but dishwasher-safe only on the top rack and not under high-heat settings; no concrete replacement schedule or shedding-at-temperature test is published.

The nipple is a soft, elliptical silicone teat designed for natural latch, but no grade (food- or medical-grade), post-cure disclosure, or biocompatibility documentation is published.

We queried the complete CPSC recall database (10,039 records, 1973-2026) for Hegen USA and found no recall in any role. Coverage controls confirm the corpus captures comparable categories like strollers and pacifiers, so the clean result is meaningful.

Independent sources describe cloudiness, scratches, cracks, and nipple wear as replacement triggers for PPSU bottles like this one, but no concrete time-based interval is published by the brand or corroborated externally.

The bottles are named as FDA-compliant, food-contact grade PPSU, and third-party marketplace listings separately reference SGS laboratory testing for Hegen products, though no certificate number is published for either claim.

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 is published, and no warranty terms specific to this bottle kit appear.