Wee Go Baby Bottle 4oz
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The Wee Go 4oz Baby Bottle is covered with a modern silicone sleeve that will help protect the bottle from breakage and also prevent bumping into other articles in your diaper bag. How cool! More details... |
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Wee Go Baby Bottle 4oz
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Wee Go Baby Bottle 4oz
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Wee Go Baby Bottle 4oz
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Wee Go Baby Bottle 4oz
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Wee Go Baby Bottle 4oz
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Wee Go Baby Bottle 4oz
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Wee Go Baby Bottle 4oz
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FEATURES AND BENEFITS
- Designed to grow with your child. The included clear cover can also serve as an easy to hold cup. Twist on the solid cap (sold separately) and use your bottles for storing juice or snacks. Perfect for a lunchbox or traveling.
- Bright colored silicone sleeve (patent pending) helps to protect the bottle from breakage and provides a great gripping surface and tactile experience during feeding
- Bottle and sleeve can be boiled or put in the dishwasher together. Can also go in the freezer, making breast milk storage simple.
- Bisphenol-A (BPA), phthalate, and polyvinyl chloride (PVC) free
- Silicone sleeve is non-toxic and free of plastics
- Silicone nipple is non-toxic and latex-free
- Plastic ring, plug and cap are FDA approved
- Made from borosilicate glass and therefore are thermal shock resistant allowing them to go from freezer to boiling water
FAQ’s
Lifefactory began with a single product and a powerful concept: a BPA-free reusable glass baby bottle with a patent pending silicone sleeve to help prevent breakage and look great. We've added accessories to our original product, including teething rings, and recently introduced our first product for adults: a reusable glass Beverage Bottle that's perfect for the gym, at home, at the office, and on the go.
Why is glass a better choice for baby bottles?
Glass is clearly a better choice for baby bottles. Plastic bottles can leach chemicals into milk or juice (including BPA); glass does not. Plastic bottles can scratch, and scratches can harbor bacteria—glass does not. And plastic bottles typically end up in landfills when their useful life is over; glass is recyclable and reusable, and is better for the environment.
Your new baby bottles say they are “thermal shock resistant”. What does this mean?
The bottle is one of the first borosilicate glass baby bottles brought to the American market. Borosilicate glass is pharmaceutical-grade glass that is more expensive, purer, and higher quality than other glass baby bottles that are made with soda lime. Thermal shock resistant means the glass is stronger and can withstand extreme temperature changes (from boiling to freezing) without breaking. Soda lime bottles do not have this quality. For mothers who pump and store breast milk, our bottles can go from freezer to refrigerator to hot water for feeding all in one step.
What safety certifications does Lifefactory baby bottles have?
All bottles have been tested for safety and integrity by an independent third party lab, Bureau Veritas. The bottles are in compliance with the requirements of CPSIA 2008 and 16 CFR 1500 in the United States. The bottles are EN 14350 compliant in Europe.
Why are Lifefactory baby bottles more expensive than some other glass baby bottles on the market?
It's true that Lifefactory baby bottles are somewhat more expensive than some products, but we believe the combination of safety, quality, and design makes them an excellent value. Consider our materials: Borosilicate glass costs more but makes our baby bottles stronger and thermal shock resistant. The silicone sleeve (the hallmark of our bottles, which gives them their distinctive look, improves their "gripability," and helps prevent breakage) is much more expensive to manufacture than plastic—particularly the thick, high-grade silicone that we employ. Additionally, we use top-quality, FDA-approved plastic for our caps and rings, and our French nipples are medical grade silicone; both of these factors affect product pricing. A final contributor to the price of Lifefactory bottles is our commitment to rigorous product testing, which ensures safety, durability, and minimal environmental impact.
How do I wash/sterilize the bottle and its parts?
Boil or run the bottle through the dishwasher initially to sterilize. All parts are dishwasher-safe, or they can be hand-washed. The bottle and sleeve may be boiled together. You don’t need to remove the sleeve to wash the bottle, but if you wish to remove the sleeve, it comes off best in warm, soapy water. Nipples should be washed on the top rack of the dishwasher only.
Do Lifefactory bottles have a venting system?
Yes, our bottles have a traditional venting system, in which ridges are located on the flange of the nipple. Tightening the ring too much will prevent ventilation and may cause nipple collapse.
What kind of nipple is on Lifefactory bottles?
The nipples are made of silicone produced in France, where the manufacturer is that country's leading supplier of nipples. The nipples that come with our 4 oz. bottles are Stage 1 (0-3 months), and those that come with our 9 oz. bottles are Stage 2 (3-6 months).
Will other nipples fit this bottle?
Yes, any standard size nipple will fit on our bottle. Wide neck nipples will not fit.
Your nipples are not marked according to Stage. How do I tell them apart?
The difference between the various nipples is flow rate, which is determined by the size of the opening. As it is difficult to distinguish the hole size on a nipple by simply looking at it, we recommend washing the nipples separately according to Stage, or not opening new nipple packages until the nipple Stage that it contains is appropriate for use. Our nipples are not labeled according to Stage for manufacturer-related reasons.
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