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HEVEA Plastic-Free Glass Baby Bottle

HEVEA Plastic-Free Glass Baby Bottle

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Borosilicate glass with a 100% natural rubber nipple - the zero-silicone dream, undercut by a polypropylene screw ring and cap.

The verdict: Minimal plastic contact

The standout part is the nipple: 100% natural rubber, so the soft milk-contact piece has zero silicone AND zero plastic - rare and exactly what zero-silicone parents want. But HEVEA states the leak-resistant screw thread (collar) and dust cap are polypropylene, and that screw ring seats in the milk path. So the drink does touch a bit of plastic. If the ring were steel or rubber this would be a plastic-free standout; as sold it's minimal-contact with an excellent nipple.

Verification: Manufacturer confirmed

What it's made of

PartMaterialFood contact
bottle body
shock- and thermo-resistant borosilicate glass
Borosilicate Glass Yes primary
nipple
100% natural rubber tapped from Hevea brasiliensis; anti-colic valve molded into the nipple; latex-allergy caveat
Natural Rubber / Latex Yes primary
screw ring / thread
HEVEA states the leak-resistant screw thread is non-toxic PP; sits at the bottle mouth in the milk path
Polypropylene
PP, #5
Yes primary
dust cap
non-toxic PP travel/dust cover
Polypropylene
PP, #5
No
sleeve (wide-neck version only)
optional silicone sleeve on the wide-neck sleeved model
Silicone No

A borosilicate glass baby bottle from the natural-rubber pacifier brand HEVEA, fitted with a one-piece 100% natural rubber nipple that has the anti-colic valve built in (no separate vent parts). Sold in standard-neck (4oz, 8oz) and wide-neck (5oz, 8.5oz, some with a silicone sleeve) versions. The natural rubber nipple is the reason to buy it.

Pros

  • 100% natural rubber nipple - the true zero-silicone soft part
  • Anti-colic valve is molded into the nipple, so no separate vent inserts
  • Borosilicate glass body; biodegradable rubber and FSC packaging
  • The strictest option here for parents avoiding BOTH plastic and silicone in the nipple

Cons

  • Natural rubber ages and needs replacing more often than silicone; latex-allergy risk
  • Rubber can impart a slight taste when new

Notes

Categories: Baby Bottles

Sources

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