Anti-Colic Bottles and Teats
Anti-Colic Bottles and Teats
Say goodbye to colic and uncomfortable feeding with Pigeon Anti-Colic Bottles and Teats. Designed with an advanced Air Ventilation System (AVS) that minimises swallowed air, our bottles help reduce gas, reflux, and the fussiness that often comes with colic. Available in SofTouch (wide-neck) and Flexible (slim-neck) teat designs with multiple materials, including PP, PPSU, glass, and T-Ester, you'll find the perfect fit for your baby's feeding needs. Each teat size supports natural sucking motion and comfortable milk flow. Discover how Pigeon's anti-colic technology can create calmer, happier feeds for your baby.
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Pigeon anti-colic bottles come in four materials:
- β’ PP (polypropylene) β lightweight and durable for everyday use and regular handling
- β’ PPSU (premium-grade polyphenylsulfone) β naturally honey-toned with superior heat resistance for frequent sterilisation
- β’ Glass β perfect clarity and exceptional durability for long-term use
- β’ T-Ester β combines glass-like clarity with enhanced UV resistance and strength
All materials are BPA-free and designed to work seamlessly with Pigeon's anti-colic teat range.
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