VAT included
The Classic Bottle features a streamlined design for those on the go, making it a convenient option for travel and outings.
Includes the new Responsive Flow Valve.
VAT included
Emulait has created a world-first biomimetic feeding system to truly mimic the breastfeeding experience. Our latest innovation, the Responsive Flow Valve, takes the Emulait feeding system to the next level by giving babies even greater control over the feeding process.
The Emulait Anatomy Bottle and Classic bottle both use the Emulait nipples but are different in shape and utility. The Anatomy Bottle is our iconic breast-shaped bottle which allows you to emulate a more natural baby-to-breast position while feeding and facilitates better eye contact with your baby. The Classic bottle features a streamlined design for those on the go. Both bottles are ergonomic for comfortable feeding, with just 3 parts for easy assembly. They have a snug and secure grip to support self-feeding and the development of fine motor skills for babies.
Emulait bottles hold up to 8 oz/240 ml fluid. Standard guidelines suggest that at 6 months your baby may be taking up to 8 ounces every 4 to 5 hours, however this may vary between babies.
Yes, our products can be sterilized using UV sterilizers.
The Emulait bottle must be used with the Responsive Flow Valve inserted in the nipple.
For cleaning, fully disassemble all parts. Wash all parts in hot water and dish soap. Rinse and dry thoroughly, ensuring all cavities are clean. To clean nipple, invert the nipple and use the Emulait bottle brush to clean between the fibers.
Alternatively, we recommend cleaning and sanitizing your Emulait products in the dishwasher. The Emulait Dishwasher Basket provides a quick and convenient way to store and wash your bottle parts securely.
Always check food temperature before feeding.
Dispose of bottle components at the first signs of damage or structural weakness.
Always check the nipples for signs of wear and replace when damaged.
Do not use a microwave oven to heat the bottle as microwave ovens can create hotspots in milk or formula.
The bottle components are not toys and should not be given to children to play with or suck on.
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