SofTouch™ III T-Ester Bottles
SofTouch™ III T-Ester Bottles
T-ester is an innovative material exclusive to Pigeon, that has excellent glass-like clarity for better visibility, as well as high resistance to UV degradation, making the baby bottles UV steriliser friendly.
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> How long does the T-ester baby bottle last?
As we can see below, after 100 hours of continuous UV sterilisation T-ester remains unchanged, different from the other plastics.

> What size are the SofTouch III T-ester bottles available in?
The SofTouch Bottles T-Ester are available in two different sizes:
- 200ml: for babies 0+ months, comes with a teat size SS
- 300ml: for babies 3+ months, comes with a teat size M
In both sizes, they come in three different styles:
Dewdrop



> How do you clean the SofTouch III T-ester bottle?
The T-Ester bottles should be washed with a harsh chemicals free detergent, like the Pigeon Liquid Cleanser, then rinsed in running water, and then sterilised in the Microwave Steriliser, UV steriliser or boiling water.
Don’t forget that it’s extremely important that you wash and sterilise all bottles before first use and after every use.
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