
FAQs
Glass baby feeding bottles are generally safer than plastic ones, as they contain no harmful chemicals such as BPA, BPS, and lead. When used and cleaned properly, glass feeding bottles are an extremely safe choice.
Despite their excellent heat resistance, glass may crack if dropped accidentally. Our glass feeding bottles are equipped with a silicone protective layer on the outer body, which effectively prevents glass shards from splashing even in case of accidental drops, greatly enhancing safety during use.
Glass feeding bottles can be used to warm milk, but sudden temperature changes (e.g., heating directly from the refrigerator) should be avoided. It is best to warm the bottle in warm water first to prevent the glass from cracking due to excessive temperature.
Glass feeding bottles are suitable for babies of all ages, especially for the transition from breastfeeding to bottle feeding. Many glass bottles are designed with breast-shaped nipples that meet babies' needs, helping them adapt to bottle feeding more naturally.
Glass feeding bottles are slightly heavier than plastic ones. However, modern glass feeding bottles are usually made of high-quality heat-resistant glass and are designed to keep the body lightweight for easy gripping by babies.
Glass feeding bottles have a long service life as long as there are no damages, scratches, or cracks. Regularly check the bottle for damage and replace it when necessary.
























