Wide Neck Baby Glass Bottles Two-Pack

The bottle body is named as borosilicate glass, made in Europe, and completely plastic-free — the top-ranked inert material for this criterion, with no microplastic release. The exterior logo decoration's separate lead finding does not bear on the inertness of the glass body itself.

Its products are PVC-free, BPS-free, phthalate-free, BPA-free and lead-free beyond a bare BPA-free claim, and names the finished-product materials as borosilicate glass and natural rubber. No test method, migration result, or LFGB-type disclosure is published for this bottle, and a lead-tainted decoration on the same glass-bottle line undercuts the lead-free assertion.

The exterior painted logo on this glass bottle line tested positive for lead by LeadCheck swab and by confirmatory XRF quantification, and a separate lead ppm test round found 84 ppm and 71 ppm lead on retest. No remedy, recall or corrective notice is published for this decoration.

The glass body is stated as dishwasher-safe, and boiling water is given as the sterilization method for the nipple and caps. A concrete replacement interval (6-8 weeks) is published for the rubber nipple rather than implying indefinite life.

The nipple is named as natural rubber tapped from the Hevea brasiliensis tree, with a 6-8 week replacement cadence given. Latex-allergy risk is acknowledged elsewhere by the brand, but no nitrosamine or siloxane test results are published for this nipple.

We queried the complete CPSC recall database (9,990 records, 1973-2026) for HEVEA and found nothing filed against the brand in any role, at any date; controls confirm the corpus covers comparable baby-product categories. The independent lead finding on the exterior painted logo carries no recall, no remedy and no authority action of any kind, and is graded in full on this product's decoration-lead axis.

The brand publishes a concrete replacement interval for the rubber nipple — every 6-8 weeks, or immediately at signs of wear, stickiness or tearing — alongside dishwasher-safe guidance for the glass body.

The product claims EN1400, CPSIA and AS 2432-1991 compliance and an SGS testing partnership, but publishes no certificate numbers. Independent LeadCheck and XRF testing on this same painted glass bottle line found positive lead results on the exterior logo, undercutting the implied finished-product safety claim.

The bottle body's material (European-made borosilicate glass) and the nipple/cap/sleeve material (natural rubber tapped from Hevea brasiliensis) are named, along with a 6-8 week nipple replacement guide. No warranty terms or spare-parts purchase route for this specific bottle are published.