Avima Baby Silicone Nipples for Wide Neck Bottles, Medium Flow 3 Months+ (Set...

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Avima Baby Silicone Nipples for Wide Neck Bottles, Medium Flow 3 Months+ (Set of 6)
Product Details
Size: Medium Flow
Brand: Avima
MPN: 80009
UPC: 810010900036
EAN: 0810010900036
Package Dimensions: ‎5.87 x 5.47 x 2.09 inches
Material Type: ‎Silicone
material_composition: ‎100% Silicone
Material free: ‎BPA Free, Phthalate Free, Latex Free, Lead Free
Care instructions: ‎Dishwasher Safe
Batteries required: ‎No
Item Weight: ‎2.82 ounces
Soft 100% Silicone for your babys comfort. Helps transition from Mom's breast to bottle feeding.
Patented Duo-Flo nipple adjusts the flow of milk according to your babys feeding pace to help reduce colic, gas, and spit up.
6 piece Value Pack of our Stage 2, Medium Flow nipple. Ideal for Infants 3 9M.
Use these replacement nipples only with Avima brand Wide Neck bottles or Transition Cup.
All Avima products are made to the highest safety standards and are free of BPA, PVC, phthalates and polycarbonate.
Size:Medium Flow These replacement nipples were specially designed for Avima Wide Neck Bottles and Transition Cups. They are not compatible with other brands. Our patented Duo-Flo nipples have valves that flex and adjust the flow of milk according to your baby’s feeding pace, so your baby can drink without interruption or nipple collapse. This minimizes the air going into your baby’s stomach which can reduce colic, gas and spit-up. All Avima Duo-Flo nipples are made from 100% High Quality Silicone. It is durable, taste free and odor free. Dishwasher and Sterilizer Safe. The silicone is soft and smooth for your baby’s comfort and to help transition from Mom's breast to bottle feeding. Avima Duo Flo Nipples are available in 3 different flow rates: Stage 1 / Slow Flow – Marked with a 1 on the base. Recommended Age 0-3M. Stage 2 / Medium Flow – Marked with a 2 on the base. Recommended Age 3-9M. Stage 3 / Fast Flow – Marked with a 3 on the base. Recommended Age 6M+. All age indications are approximate, as babies develop at different rates. Flow rates are according to ASTM global standards. When your baby tries to drink the milk very quickly or shows frustration during feeding, it may be time to move on to a faster flow rate.