Lifefactory · $25–75

Glass Baby Bottle with Silicone Sleeve

Minimal plastic contact

Borosilicate glass with a grippy silicone sleeve - but the cap, ring, and stopper are polypropylene that touches the milk path.

Plastic-free verdict: Minimal plastic contact

The bottle is borosilicate glass and the sleeve and nipple are silicone, but the cap, screw ring, and sealing stopper are polypropylene - and the ring plus the sippy/flat cap sit right in the milk path. So despite the "glass" branding, plastic does touch the drink. Better than an all-PP bottle, and the glass body avoids the worst microplastic shedding, but it's not silicone-only because of the PP collar and cap.

Verification: Manufacturer confirmed · reviewed 2026-07-05

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What it's made of

PartMaterialFood contact
bottle body
made in France
Borosilicate Glass Yes
nipple
silicone nipple (stage 1/2)
Silicone Yes
screw ring / collar
PP ring seats the nipple against the bottle - milk contacts the ring lip
Polypropylene (PP, Yes
cap (flat cap or sippy cap)
PP; the sippy-spout cap variant is the drink surface for toddlers
Polypropylene (PP, Yes
stopper / sealing disc
PP travel stopper that seals the bottle opening
Polypropylene (PP, Yes
protective sleeve
removable silicone sleeve for grip and drop protection
Silicone No

A widely available borosilicate glass baby bottle wrapped in a colorful silicone sleeve for grip and shatter resistance. Sold in 4oz, 8oz, and 9oz sizes, and it converts toward toddlerhood with an optional silicone-sleeved sippy cap. The glass body and silicone sleeve are the selling points, but the cap/ring/stopper hardware is polypropylene.

Pros

  • Borosilicate glass body - no microplastic shedding from the bottle itself
  • Silicone sleeve makes glass far more drop-tolerant and grippable
  • Very widely available; converts to a sippy with an add-on cap
  • See-through - easy to gauge how much milk is left

Cons

  • Cap, ring, and stopper are polypropylene, and they sit in the milk path
  • The sippy-cap conversion drinks through plastic, not silicone
  • Heavier than steel; still breakable if the sleeve is off
  • Not silicone-only despite the glass branding

Notes

Categories: Baby Bottles

Sources

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