Stainless Steel Baby Bottle with Silicone Sleeve 325 ml Fox Sleeve - Pura Stainless

Wash and sterilize the baby bottle before first use. Boil silicone nipples and spouts for 5 minutes before first use to ensure hygiene. Wash the bottle and other accessories (silicone dust covers) in the dishwasher (top rack only). The baby bottle can then be washed with a regular bottle brush or in the dishwasher's upper basket. The edges inside the bottle are rounded for easy cleaning. All parts of the baby bottle are dishwasher safe. Do not heat in the microwave! The baby bottle can be sterilized by placing it in boiling water for about 5-10 minutes. The silicone sleeve is easily removed by wetting it and adding a little dish soap. It then slides off easily. Put the silicone sleeve back on the same way with the help of some dish soap and water, then rinse the bottle.

All Pura silicone nipples (pacifier, sippy spout & straw) should be inspected before each use. Pull the tip including the built-in silicone valve in all directions. If any part is broken, loose, worn, or otherwise damaged or weak, the nipple should be discarded and replaced. Pura’s nipples, sippy spouts, and straws are not designed for biting. A biting child can weaken, tear, and/or pull the silicone including the built-in silicone valve off the drinking spout or straw. For the child’s safety, remove the product after the child has finished eating or drinking. Do not sterilize the parts longer than recommended as it may weaken the item. Pura’s nipples, sippy spouts, and straws are made for Pura bottles; using them on other bottles may cause premature weakening.

Tips: Pull the sippy spout or nipple through the metal collar and screw the collar onto the bottle, but be careful not to tighten it too much; it ventilates better if it’s not screwed on too tightly.

Pura Stainless, USA.

The baby bottle meets EU standards and is Non-Toxic certified. The bottle is free from BPA, phthalates, lead, and other toxins. Pura Kiki complies with all FDA, CPSC, European Commission Directive 10/2011, German LFGB regulations, and/or guidelines.