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Phillips Avent
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Description
Stylish, translucent pacifiers with fun color centers! Designed with the highest safety standards, Philips AVENT pacifiers have odorless, tasteless silicone nipples that reduce risks related to allergies. As recommended by pediatricians, the nipple is symmetrical, so right side up or upside down, Philips AVENT pacifiers ensure the proper development of your baby's teeth and gums. The vents in the shield allow circulation, which helps prevent chapping and protects baby's delicate skin. Silicone Nipple. Made in England.
Customer reviews for 'AVENT 2-Pack Silicone Translucent Toddler Pacifiers'
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Contains BPA in shield
My son has loved Avent pacifiers since he was an infant. I bought him BornFree bottles because I wanted to avoid BPA. I've since learned that these pacifiers contain BPA in the shield, but not in the nipple. I wish Avent would change their pacifiers just as they did their bottles to remove BPA. I will not buy Avent again.
[Saturday, September 06, 2008]
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Great pacifiers!
I've tried a few different brands of pacifiers and these were hands down the best. I tried the NUK type and they kept flying out of my baby's mouth. She has done well with these since birth (she is now 9 months). I highly recommend!
[Tuesday, March 18, 2008]
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Contains BPA/ Bishpenol A I'm Returning All Avent Products!
Just wanted to inform all parents out there that this product contains BPA/ Bisphenol A. I returned mine. Pacifiers,bottles,breast pumps can have BPA in them as well such as the AVENT products that I returned. I then decided to go with Born Free bottles and sterilizer,Soothie pacifier and the Gerber Nuk pacifiers,and Medela pump. All their products are BPA Free. You do the research and decide if you will buy or continue to use their products. I've already written the President, my senators, and Oprah. Hopefully together we can keep our infantren safe.
[Wednesday, January 23, 2008]
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