Description

The Nutricair™ Baby Bottle, offered by CAIR, is a specialized feeding solution designed to meet the unique needs of newborns, premature babies, and infants with specific medical requirements. This single-use, sterile bottle is ideally suited for use in clinical and hospital settings, providing a safe and hygienic method for the preparation, administration, collection, storage, and feeding of milk or formula.

Key Features

• Sterilization and Compliance
  Each bottle is sterilized using beta radiation, achieving a sterility assurance level of 10⁻⁴ ufc/ml, in compliance with EMA standards. It is CE marked (CE 2797) and adheres to ISO 10993-1, ISO 11137-1, and EU regulation n°10/2011, classifying it as a medical device class IIa.

• Material Safety
  Constructed from flexible and robust polypropylene, the bottle is free from latex, BPA, DEHP, BBP, DBP, DINP, and DIDP, ensuring safety and compatibility with medical standards.

Bottle Specifications

• Versatility
  The bottle is waterproof, suitable for pasteurization and freezing, and features graduated markings for precise measurement. It includes a universal screw cap with a diameter of 39.4 mm.

• Size Options
  Available in three sizes: 60 ml, 130 ml, and 240 ml, catering to various feeding needs.

Teat and Accessory Features

• Teat Design
  Made from soft elastomer, the teat is available in multiple speeds to accommodate both premature and full-term infants. It includes a regulation system for air inlet and is latex-free.

• Color-Coded System
  The color-coded system helps in identifying teat types, and the graduated milk cup (10–60 ml) with a cap adds to the convenience.

Packaging Configurations

The Nutricair™ Baby Bottle is available in various packaging configurations, with quantities per blister and carton varying by bottle size. This flexibility allows healthcare providers to select the most suitable option for their specific needs.

This comprehensive design and stringent compliance make the Nutricair™ Baby Bottle a reliable choice for healthcare professionals, ensuring safe and effective feeding for infants in medical environments.