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Mason Bottle Mason Jar Bottle System

Mason Bottle Mason Jar Bottle System

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Turns a regular-mouth glass mason jar into a bottle or sippy - liquid only ever touches glass, steel, and silicone.

The verdict: Silicone only

A stainless steel band clamps a silicone nipple, sippy spout, or straw top onto a standard regular-mouth glass mason jar. The brand's whole pitch is that liquid only contacts glass, stainless steel, or silicone - no plastic in the path. The band is 304 food-grade steel and the tops are medical-grade silicone, so this is a clean silicone-only across both the infant-bottle and sippy stages. (There's also an all-silicone squeeze bottle variant - still silicone-only.)

Verification: Manufacturer confirmed · Last reviewed July 2026

What it's made of

PartMaterialFood contact
jar body
standard regular-mouth mason jar (Ball/Kerr-type soda-lime glass); glass is the vessel
Soda-Lime Glass Yes primary
band / ring
304 food-grade stainless steel band clamps the top on - steel, not plastic
Stainless Steel
304 / 18-8
Yes primary
nipple (infant variant)
medical-grade silicone dual-vented (FussFree) nipple
Silicone Yes primary
sippy spout (variant)
silicone sippy/drink top that fits the same band and jar
Silicone Yes primary
straw top (variant)
silicone straw top option
Silicone Yes primary
protective boot / sleeve
optional silicone boot for grip and drop protection
Silicone No

A conversion system rather than a single bottle: a 304 stainless steel band and a silicone top (nipple, sippy spout, or straw) fit any standard regular-mouth glass mason jar, turning a jar you may already own into a baby bottle and then a sippy cup. Made in the USA. The brand also sells an all-silicone squeeze bottle for the same purpose.

Pros

  • Steel band instead of a plastic collar; grows from bottle to sippy to straw cup
  • Uses cheap, replaceable, universally available mason jars
  • Interchangeable tops cover both the infant-bottle and sippy stages

Cons

  • Mason jars are heavy and breakable (a silicone boot helps)
  • Wide jar mouth is bulkier than a purpose-built bottle
  • Still silicone (not natural rubber), so not for zero-silicone purists
  • You supply/replace the jars yourself

Notes

Common questions

Does the Mason Bottle Mason Jar Bottle System have plastic in it?

No petroleum plastic touches your food. On the Mason Bottle Mason Jar Bottle System, the nipple (infant variant), sippy spout (variant) and straw top (variant) are silicone, and the rest of the food path is Soda-Lime glass and stainless steel.

What is the Mason Bottle Mason Jar Bottle System made of?

Part by part, the Mason Bottle Mason Jar Bottle System is: jar body — Soda-Lime glass; band / ring — stainless steel; nipple (infant variant) — silicone; sippy spout (variant) — silicone; straw top (variant) — silicone; protective boot / sleeve — silicone.

Does the Mason Bottle Mason Jar Bottle System have silicone in it?

Yes — the nipple (infant variant), sippy spout (variant), straw top (variant) and protective boot / sleeve are silicone on the Mason Bottle Mason Jar Bottle System. That is a primary contact surface, not just a seal — your food is in direct contact with it.

Is the Mason Bottle Mason Jar Bottle System BPA-free?

No plastic touches your food on the Mason Bottle Mason Jar Bottle System — the food path is Soda-Lime glass, stainless steel and silicone — so BPA, which comes from polycarbonate and epoxy plastics, is not in play here.

Where is the Mason Bottle Mason Jar Bottle System made?

The Mason Bottle Mason Jar Bottle System is made in the USA.

Categories: Baby Bottles · Sippy Cups & Toddler Cups

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