Natural Instinct Bottle
Recommended Sterilisation Methods
Polyamide (PA) belongs to the nylon family of 'amides' which are a class of nylon materials which DO NOT tolerate microwave energy created in a microwave. For this reason our Natural Instinct Bottles CANNOT be microwave sterilised. Additionally, due to the lack of third-party testing and regulated safety information on UV sterilisation, we only recommend using a UV steriliser on an ocassional basis (E.g. on holiday).
Our recommended sterilisation methods for our Natural Instinct Bottles are as follows:
- Boiling Water
- Electric Steam/Dry Steriliser
- Dishwasher (Top Rack)
- Chemical (E.g. Milton)
Product Instructions
- Before first use, disassemble and ensure bottle and teat are thoroughly cleaned, sterilised and suitable for use.
- Ensure teat size is the correct age/flow for your baby – seeing sizing (NB, SS, S, M, X) embossed on the side of the teat.
- Fill kettle with fresh water and boil. Once boiled set aside for 20-30 minutes or until the water is approximately 40°C
- Pour warm water into the bottle and fill to the measured level. Double check this is correct. Note: Always pour water in first before powdered formula to reduce chances of clumps and undissolved formula.
- Following manufacturer instruction and using provided scoop, measure out required amount of powdered formula and level it off either on the side of the tin, with a clean knife or with a provided leveler. Optional: Use our Formula Funnel to prevent spillage and mess.
- Twist green ring with inserted teat onto the bottle. Thanks to our Airshield® Valve, it does not matter how tightly the collar is screwed on, it will not affect the airflow in the bottle.
- Swirl the bottle until all of the formula powder dissolves. Again, thanks to our Airshield® Valve, shaking the bottle does not matter, the valve will ensure no unnecessary air is swallowed by bub!
- Check the temperature of the formula mixture by placing a drop of the milk on the inside of your wrist. It should be just above body temperature, meaning it will feel warm/lukewarm but not hot.
- Remove lid and offer to your child in a comfortable sitting position.
- After feeding, if there is any made-up formula leftover after an hour, always
discard.
Health & Safety Information
- Always inspect each bottle before use.
- Replace every 12-18 months or as needed to ensure optimal feeding.
- Wash/sterilize after each use.
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