Product Description:

Medela Calma Breast Milk Bottle Nipple for Breastmilk Feeding | Mimics Natural Feeding, All Stage, Includes 5 Ounce Bottle, Made Without BPA

How to use:

Prior to first use:

• Disassemble, wash and rinse all 3 parts.
• Place parts in a saucepan of sufficient capacity.
• Fill with cold water until the parts are well covered.
• Heat and allow to boil for 5 minutes.
• Remove from stove and drain water.
• Dry parts with a clean towel.

After first use parts can be:

• Cleaned in top rack of dishwasher or with HOT soapy water
• Using Medela Quick Clean Microwave Bags or steam sterilized according to manufacturer’s instructions.

After each use:

• Disassemble and rinse with cold water to help remove milk protein.
• Wash all parts in warm, soapy water.
• Rinse in clear water. Dry parts with a clean towel.
• After cleaning, when parts are not in use, put in a clean zip lock bag or store in a container with lid.
• Alternatively, the parts can be wrapped in clean paper or cloth towel.
• Do not leave feeding parts in direct sunlight or heat, or leave in disinfectant (sterilizing solution) for longer than recommended by the supplier, as this may weaken the parts.
• Do not touch the inside of any parts which come in contact with breast milk or the baby’s mouth, to avoid contamination.
• When freezing, do not fill bottles/bags more than ¾ full to allow space for expansion.
• Label bottles/bags with the date of pumping.
• Do not store breast milk in the door of the refrigerator.
• It is recommended to thaw breast milk in the refrigerator overnight.
• Do not thaw frozen breast milk in a microwave or in a pan of boiling water (danger of burning).
• Gently shake the bottle/bag to blend any fat that has separated
  

Caution & Warnings:

• Never thaw or warm breast milk in a microwave or in boiling water. High temperatures will destroy important nutrients unique to breast milk and can increase risk of scalding baby.
• Do NOT let thawed breast milk sit out at room temperature
• Temperature of breast milk should not exceed 37°C.
• Always test temperature of breast milk before feeding to baby and ensure it does not exceed the maximum temperature of 37°C. It is better to under heat breast milk than to overheat breast milk.