Pura insulated stainless steel bottles

Cleaning and sterilisation

Before first use, the bottle should be fully assembled and thoroughly cleaned. Place the silicone components in lightly boiling water for 5 minutes to ensure proper hygiene.

Important: Do not boil silicone covers with a pressure or pattern.

Before each use:

• Fully disassemble the bottle
• Remove the silicone cap and any silicone cover
• Wash with warm water, mild dishwashing liquid and a bottle brush
• Rinse thoroughly

The bottle is dishwasher safe:

• Dishwasher (top rack)
• Electric steriliser

The bottle is not suitable for:

• Microwave
• Microwave steriliser for metal parts

Inspection of silicone components

Inspect teats, straws and spouts before each use.

Gently pull on the silicone and replace parts that show signs of:

• Wear
• Tears
• Weakening
• Loose silicone pieces

Do not leave silicone components in direct sunlight or sterilisation solution for longer than recommended.

Use

After cleaning, fill the bottle with the desired drink.

Fit the teat, spout or straw through the steel ring and screw the ring onto the bottle without overtightening.

When using the Natural Vent teat:

• The ventilation hole should face up
• The hole should be aligned with the child's nose
• The Pura logo should face down towards the child's chin

Heating milk in insulated bottles

Milk must be heated before pouring it into the insulated bottle.

• Never fill the bottle with cold milk and heat it there.
• Feed the child immediately after the heated milk has been poured into the bottle.
• Any milk left after one hour should be discarded.

The insulated bottle must never be used in a microwave.

Never give the child liquid warmer than 37 °C.

Storage and freezing

Insulated Pura bottles should not be frozen.

About the materials

All silicone components from Pura are made of medical-grade silicone.

They do not contain:

• BPA
• Plastic
• Latex

Safety information

• Continuous and prolonged sucking of liquid can lead to dental damage.
• Always check the temperature before feeding.
• Discard silicone components at the first sign of damage or wear.
• Store loose parts out of reach of children.
• Never attach the bottle to cords, straps or loose clothing.
• Teats and drinking spouts should not be used as pacifiers.
• The product should always be used under adult supervision.
• Children should not walk or run while drinking.
• Prolonged use of a bottle or cup throughout the day or night can contribute to tooth decay, even with unsweetened drinks.