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Is my Philips Avent product BPA-free?
All parts of Philips Avent products that have contact with food are 100% BPA-free.
Can I use a microwave to warm up my Philips Avent bottle?
We do not recommend using a microwave to warm up baby's food or drinks.
Microwaves might alter the quality
Microwaves might alter the quality of food/drinks and destroy some valuable nutrients.
Microwaves do not heat evenly and they might leave "hot spots" which could scald your baby.
When using the microwave
When heating up your Philips Avent bottle in the microwave, please only place the container
without screw ring, AirFree vent, nipple and cap. Always stir heated content to ensure even heat
distribution and check the temperature before serving.
Are Philips Avent bottles suitable for the freezer?
Yes, Philips Avent bottles can be stored in the freezer - except glass bottles - and can be used for
pre-cooked food.
What makes the Philips Avent bottles anti-colic?
The unique valve on the teat flexes to allow air into the Philips Avent bottle instead of your
baby's tummy.
Clinically tested
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Summary of Contents for Philips AVENT SCY703/04
- Page 1 Are Philips Avent bottles suitable for the freezer? Yes, Philips Avent bottles can be stored in the freezer - except glass bottles - and can be used for pre-cooked food. What makes the Philips Avent bottles anti-colic? The unique valve on the teat flexes to allow air into the Philips Avent bottle instead of your baby's tummy.
- Page 2 A clinical trial demonstrated that at 2 weeks of age, babies fed with a Philips Avent bottle experience less colic than babies fed with a conventional bottle. Is my Philips Avent product recyclable? All the components are recyclable, except the silicone nipple (if present).
- Page 3 All Philips Avent parts that come in contact with breast milk and food are 100% BPA free. The Philips Avent nipples are made of Silicone and the AirFree vent insert is made out PBT and Silicone (LSR). Why does my Philips Avent Natural Bottle cap have holes in it? Philips Avent Natural Bottle caps have small holes in them.
- Page 4 What material is my Philips Avent bottle made of Curious about what material your Philips Avent feeding bottle is made of? We have an overview of the materials used in all Philips Avent bottles.
- Page 5 We advise you to use the AirFree vent specifically for younger babies (<4 months) with feeding issues. The AirFree vent allows your little one to manage air intake. If your baby gets older and is able to drink from the bottle without any feeding issues, you can easily use the bottle without the AirFree vent.
- Page 6 Note: Please avoid washcloths, (abrasive) sponges and brushes with bristles that may tear the silicone or could lead the ink to come off the bottle. We advise you to use the Philips Avent Bottle and nipple brush and clean them gently.
- Page 7 4. Make sure that the parts do not touch each other or the side of the pan, This prevents deformation and damage. If possible, clean with the Philips Avent bottle and nipple brush. Do not use corrosive or antibacterial cleaners, chemical solutions, or concentrated cleaners.
- Page 8 4. Make sure the AirFree vent is faced upwards while feeding your baby, aligning the bottle with the nose of your baby (see image below) Note: You can use the Philips Avent Anti-colic bottle without the AirFree vent Expert tip The icon on top of your AirFree vent will show you how to position the AirFree vent while feeding your little one (see image below).
- Page 9 Learn how to correctly assemble the AirFree vent with the Philips Avent Anti-colic bottle. Get the most out of your AirFree vent. Instructions Make sure to clean and sterilize all parts before first use. 1. Fill your Philips Avent Anti-colic bottle with milk 2.
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