Health & Safety Information:

• Always inspect each bottle before use.
• Replace as needed to ensure optimal feeding.
• Wash/sterilize after each use.

Product Instructions:

1. Before first use, disassemble and ensure bottle and teat are thoroughly cleaned, sterilised and suitable for use. Do NOT use a metal cleaning brush/scrubber as this will damage the internal walls of the bottle.
2. 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.
3. Fill kettle with fresh water and boil. Once boiled set aside for 20-30 minutes or until the water is approximately 40°C
4. Pull teat through plastic green ring, using clean hands or tongs and place cap on firmly over it.
5. 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.
6. 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 Lil'Kooee's Silicon Funnel to eliminate chances of spillage or mess. 
7. Twist green ring with inserted teat onto the bottle. DO NOT twist on too tightly to ensure valve works correctly.
8. Shake to swirl the bottle until all of the formula powder dissolves.
9. 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. Note: If the formula mixture is still too hot you can run the bottle under cold running water by holding it with the lid on.
10. Remove lid and offer to your child in a comfortable sitting position.
11. After feeding, if there is any made-up formula leftover after an hour, always
    discard.
12. Suitable cleaning & sterilising methods include; boiling, electric steamer, dishwasher top rack.
13. Due to the risks of UV (degrading the quality of silicon) and microwave sterilising (will degrade material faster) we only recommend using these options for short periods.