
FAQ
Is this bottle safe to use?
Is this bottle safe to use?
Yes. Modern versions are made with food-grade materials and are designed to be completely disassembled for thorough cleaning. When cleaned and sterilized properly, they are safe to use just like any other baby bottle.
Why was it once called the "Death Bottle"?
Why was it once called the "Death Bottle"?
That nickname came from the late 1800s and early 1900s, when people lacked modern sterilization methods, bottle brushes, and safe materials. Milk was often left inside the tubes, allowing bacteria to grow. Today's bottles can be cleaned with specialized brushes, sterilized, and are made with modern materials.
How do I clean the bottle?
How do I clean the bottle?
Disassemble every part after each feeding. Wash with warm soapy water using the included cleaning brush (or a compatible tube brush), rinse thoroughly, and sterilize before the next use. Allow all parts to dry completely before reassembly.
Does the bottle come apart completely?
Does the bottle come apart completely?
Yes! Every component—including the straw, nipple, cap, and bottle—can be separated for easy and thorough cleaning.