SofTouch BPP Bottle PPSU 160ml
SofTouch BPP Bottle PPSU 160ml
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Description
Description
A natural switch between breast and bottle, now with a greener touch.
Our PPSU bottle is ultra-lightweight, durable, and heat-resistant up to 180°C. Its warm honey tone comes naturally from the material itself (no colourants!).
Each bottle includes our SS Round-Cut nipple, perfect for newborns (0M+). With a smaller tip and soft, stretchy feel that’s closer to mama**, it supports little ones who are still building their jaw strength.
Backed by 70+ years of research, this bottle follows the 3 natural sucking motions babies use at the breast, helping you enjoy smoother, fuss-free feeds from day one.
Better for baby, better for the planet.
SofTouch™ bottles now use 20% ISCC-certified bio-based plastic, reducing reliance on virgin plastics and creating a more baby-friendly world.
Features
Features
- Natural switch between breast and bottle – replicates the natural sucking motion for easy combination feeding
- Latch-on Line™, wide neck and gently curved teat shape support proper latch and tongue movement
- Soft, flexible teat designed to feel closer to mum’s nipple**
- Anti-Colic System reduces air intake for smoother feeding
- More sustainable: made with 20% ISCC-certified bio-based Biomass-PP*
- BPA and BPS free for peace of mind
Specifications
Specifications
- Volume: 160ml
- Material: Polypropylene (PP)
- Teat size: SS (Round Cut)
- Suitable for: Newborns (0M+)
*Attributed with 20% ISCC-certified bio-based plastic using the mass balance approach.
**Internal comparison to Pigeon’s previous silicone nipple design.
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