Apr
25
Filed Under Bisphenol-A
One of my favorite blogs Z Recommends posted yesterday that Phillips Avent will be launching a BPA Free reusable plastic baby bottle this summer (2008). From Zrecs:
The bottle will compete directly with the company’s current “Airflex” model, a polycarbonate bottle sold widely in drugstores, department stores, and online. The new bottle, which will be made of a yet-undisclosed plastic, will be Avent’s first BPA-free bottle.
For a company that is very pro-BPA, it’s interesting to us that they are making an alternative. But this is news we’ve all been waiting for so it’s certainly a step forward. Philips Avent has also published a Materials Chart outlining what products contain BPA. Thanks Zrecs!
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great, they will introduce a BPA free bottle, what about the BPA in the pump?? Are they replacing those for everyone??
do you know if their Avent iQ24 Sterilizer is still good to use? i just recently bought born free feeding system. i wonder if i could use it with Avent iQ24 Sterilizer????
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