Hegen PPSU Breast Milk & Food Storage - 60ml/2oz Breast - 6-Pack

Marketing copy cites CPSIA compliance generally for Hegen's product designs, but no specific small-parts test, age grading, or result is named for this storage container and its lid.

The storage containers are made of PPSU with an explicit bisphenol-free scope: free of BPA, BPS and phthalates, not merely a bare BPA-free claim, naming the actual replacement chemistries screened out.

The containers are easy to clean with clear graduated markings, and the broader line carries a hygiene & cleanability score of 86 in outside aggregation, but we found no brand-published drying instructions specific to this container.

Hegen states its accessories and lids are 'designed to work together' and the Manual Breast Pump is 'sold separately' and compatible, but no dimensions, neck sizes or enumerated model list are given for how the lids and pump interface with this specific container.

The container is designed to leak as a visible cue when milk overheats, and its PPSU tolerates more heat than PP, but no shedding test at use temperature or replacement interval is published for it.

We queried the complete CPSC recall registry (10,039 records, 1973-2026) for Hegen USA and found no recall in any role. A control search confirms the database covers comparable product classes like pacifiers and strollers, so this clean result reflects a genuinely clean record.

The storage containers' PPSU material is asserted as NSF certified and free of BPA, BPS, PVC and phthalates, a named certification claimed for the finished product without a published registry number.

The container is airtight to keep milk fresh and includes a leak cue for overheated milk, but we found no published rated temperature range, graduation accuracy statement, or expressed-milk storage-duration guidance specific to this product.

The material (PPSU, bisphenol-free) is disclosed, but country of manufacture and a full materials/components list are not published anywhere we found, and no test method backs the chemistry claim.