Chupete de silicona Suavinex Zerø.Zerø™ (-2-2 m) - Ligero

The silicone nipple is disclosed as medical-grade and bisphenol-A-free, but no BPS/BPF status, migration data, or test method is published anywhere for the finished pacifier.

The nipple is disclosed as medical-grade silicone, but no post-cure quality control, siloxane test result, or ISO 10993/USP Class VI documentation is published for this pacifier's finished nipple.

The pacifier design is said to comply with unnamed current regulations that prevent swallowing.

This pacifier's one-piece silicone construction is corroborated on retailer pages for the Suavinex line, and the brand confirms all its pacifiers carry ventilation holes in the shield to keep airways clear.

Yellowing from sunlight and food contact is cosmetic only, and microwave-related plastic degradation is acknowledged for bottles without any shedding or migration data for the silicone pacifier itself, across multiple FAQ entries.

We queried the CPSC recall database's full corpus of nearly 10,000 records back to 1973, with a control confirming pacifiers and other childcare products are covered, and found nothing filed against this brand at any date.

A replacement cadence of six to eight weeks with specific deterioration signals (stickiness, cracks, wear) is published and independently corroborated on a retailer listing, which also confirms age-banded sizing for this pacifier model.

The brand cites membership in the European committee that drafts childcare-product standards and a pediatric dentistry society endorsement for nipple design, but names no specific certificate, standard number, or test method for this pacifier.

A retailer page discloses the specific polymers used in Suavinex pacifiers (polypropylene, polyamide, polyester) beyond the brand's own generic safety claims, but country of manufacture and warranty terms are not published.