It's Celebration Time with Mummy's Milk!

AutumnzWide NeckBreastmilk Storage Bottle is specially designed for safe and extended storage of breastmilk.

Features

• Safe & Non toxic (BPA free)

• US FDA approved material for safe storage

• Made of 100% food grade polypropylene (PP) for safe & longer storage

• Compatible with most breastpumps (Spectra M1,autumnzPassion, Autumnz Bliss, etc) that fit wide neck bottle can pump directly into the bottle

• Printed ounce/ml markings for durability

Set includes:

• 4 x 4.5oz PP Breastmilk Storage Bottles (can fit up to 5oz)

• 4 x Screw Rings

• 4 x Sealing Discs

Storage Instructions:

• Store milk in single serving size to avoid wastage

• Leave some room at the top of the bottle to allow for expansion when milk freezes

• Screw on the cover

• Label milk with the date and time it was expressed

• Store milk in refrigerator and freezer

  Storage Location

  Storage Temperature

  Storage Duration

  Room Temperature

  25 Degree C

  4to 6 hours

  *Refrigerator

  0 to 3.9 Degree C

  3to 5 days

  *Freezer of a two-doorrefrigerator

  -18 Degree C

  3to 4 months

  *Deep freezer

  -20 Degree C

  6 months or longer

  * Keep milk in the back of the freezer / refrigerator away from the door

Feeding Instructions:

• Use milk that has been in the refrigerator or freezer the longest first

• If stored in a freezer: Thaw frozen milk in the refrigerator first or place bottle straight in a bowl of warm water

• If stored in a refrigerator: Place the bottle in a bowl ofwarm water to prepare for feeding

• Discard any leftover milk

• Do not refreeze thawed milk

Care Instructions:

• Wash all bottle parts in warm soapy water and rinse with hot water before first use
• Wash withwarm soapy water and rinse well after each use. Then immerse all cleansed bottles in hot water for 15 minutes and then air dry them
• Replace bottle when it shows signs of wear and tear
• Avoid direct contact with stove, high heat, flame and solvents

Warnings:

• Never warm or thaw breastmilk in amicrowave
• Always test the temperature of milk before feeding baby