Other than inclusion of the sterilizer, what is the difference between this product and the "Philips AVENT BPA Free Classic Infant Starter Gift Set"?
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The only difference between the two products is the microwave sterilizer, no more
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Besides the price, they are the same product with the exception that one comes with the sterilizer and the other does not, therefore the price difference.
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imported from China, it is Phthalate Free, Latex Free, Lead Free, BPA Free. We had to remove my 4 month old grand daughters bumper pad that came with her comforter due to the fact that she loves to get in the corner and fall asleep with her face against the bumper pad, when we removed it she decided that sticking her legs out of the crib slats would be cute. For safety we had to find something that would help keep her legs and arms in without having to add the traditional bumper pad back. This has been awesome-she can get in her little corner that she prefers and if her little face presses against it she can still breathe, yet it keeps her arms and legs in the crib where they belong :-)
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It seems like it is BPA & PVC free. Too much technology and information is no use. It just separates egg white. As long as you are not storing stuff, it really shouldnt matter. The process takes 20seconds! Per egg, I mean.
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Frustration-Fee packaging contains less plastic blister packed items that are difficult to open. It is recycled material. All manufactured pieces are included. It's just easier to open and easier on the environment.
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No it's not, but BF makes an adapter so you can pump right into these bottles:http://www.amazon.com/Born-Free-BPA-Free-Breast-Adapter/dp/B00EOML6W6/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid;=1415717772&sr;=8-1&keyw;ords=born+free+adapter
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I don't know the difference, but recommend getting it from somewhere else. It didn't work for my little one. Cheaply made.
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Ashley, I didn't know, so I asked. This is the reply:Thank you for your inquiry,The First Keys, Stacking Cups and Soft Teething Beads are polypropylene number 5 on the recycling plastics list and does not contain BPA, PVC or Phthalates.Thank youConsumer Servicescustomerservice@learningcurve.com
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Not sure I understand your question, but the sterilizer does uses 110v to sterilize baby bottles--not 220v. It works well, and I've used it a lot.
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I called the Dynamic Health company, and the Plastic bottle is BPA free..What is in the Glass bottle is the same that is in the Plastic bottle.Shipping in the glass bottle would be expensive. More then 1.00 extra.I put a couple of Tbs. in a glass with cold Organic Aloe Vera Juice..Very good
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They aren't. They are exactly the same. The starter kit just gives you the tools to fill them with baby food and adapters to feed baby from the pouch.
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I do not know. You will have to rely on the provider to answer your question. I ended up using a mouth guard I found at the drugstore: The Doctor's Night Guard. (www.doctorsnightguard.com). It does not list the material of the guard and it does not say BPA-free. It's worked for me, easier to do without the wait.
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It does not indicate specifically on the label or bottle anything about BPA free. Says "PETE" and has the little recyclable arrow-triange with a #1 in the middle....
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It appears they are the same. If you look at the picture of the box for "Phillips Colon Health", it says "probiotics" on it prominently.
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I never noticed anything regarding BPA. Our four grandchildren, ranging from 8 to 1-1/2, play with this set.
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As it states in the product description "BPA free polypropylene container and lid"
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The ingredients are the same. The only difference is the nozzle is made so that it's safer to use on a baby as you can't go as far into the nose.
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I purchased this item (The white version) and cannot find any type of label stating that it's BPA free. In fact it's "out gassing" right out of the box. I have no idea if the product works, but I'm sorry I didn't do my research beforehand because I won't use a a product that's *not* BPA free. Well, it's a $9.00 lesson. http://www.wtsp.com/tryit/article/277463/22/Try-It-Before-You-Buy-It-MicroMaster-Pressure-Cooker