Baby Nova Glass Feeding Bottle 250ml -- Astronaut Glass feeding bottles are eco-friendly and Baby Nova lead free glass bottles don't contain nasty toxins. Baby Nova glass bottles are made from highest quality Czech glass and are toughened to ensure a long life. Glass bottles are Bisphenol-A (BPA) free. Baby Nova glass bottles come with a round, slow flow silicone teat, polypropylene screw-on collar, lid and bottle cap for easy transport of liquids. All Baby Nova teats have anti-colic valves. To clean bottles and parts, simply boil in a pot with plenty of water or sterilise in a conventional steriliser. All Baby Nova glass bottles have volume markings on the side.
Safety All inks used for printing on Baby Nova bottles are certified free from environmentally hazardous heavy metals, for example, mercury, lead, cadmium and chromium. All inks comply with European Safety Standard EN71, Safety of Toys, Part 3, and to BS 5665. Baby Nova glass bottles are fully tested by independent laboratories to comply with: Regulation EC No. 1935/2004 of 27 October 2004 on materials and articles intended to come into contact with food and repealing Directives 80/590/EEc and 89/109/EEC; and The European Safety Standard EN14350 - 1,2 Child Use and Care Articles - Drinking Equipment
Please note that there are no equivalent Australian Safety Standards for glass bottles.
Caring for your glass bottles Glass bottles may be safely washed in your dishwasher, but please note that the harsh chemical cleaners often used in dishwasher cleaning powder may cause the inks to degrade over time. Please make sure that glass bottles are not placed under extreme temperature changes, for example placing a cold bottle into boiling water, as this might make the glass crack. Baby Nova glass bottles are heat resistant to sudden temperature changes of 175 degrees Celcius, but please do take care. As with any drinking glass, you should check your glass feeding bottles for chips and cracks and if found, discard the bottle straight away for the safety of your baby. |
