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Oral Feeding Syringe by Haakaa

Haakaa

Oral Feeding Syringe

Bottles in silicone

Where to buy

  • Naturebaby

    €7.94Updated yesterday

    Ships from Denmark

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Why we chose it

The part that touches milk or food is food-grade silicone (body). The brand declares it free of phthalates for this product. Documented: food-grade silicone.

  • Meets Nontoxic Nest Standard v2.0
  • Brand states: Plastic-free

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More about this product

Details

  • Material

    Food-grade silicone

Sku
MHK024
GTIN
9421904690363

Materials & Safety

Touches milk or food

Touches milk, food, mouth or skin

  • Food-grade silicone
  • Brand statesPlastic-free

    Brand states

What we could not confirm

  • Organic materials: no information
  • PFAS-free: no information

From the brand

In the brand’s own words. Claims here are the brand’s; what we checked is listed under Materials & Safety.

The Haakaa Oral Feeding Syringe is the perfect way to administer milk and liquid diets to premature or just plain fussy babies in a mess and waste-free way. The dual-angled ports on either side of the teat shoot liquid into the sides of your little one's mouth instead of the back of their throat to greatly reduce the risk of choking. To use the syringe, measure the proper dose of liquid into the included measuring cup. Pull the plunger while the tip is submerged in the measured liquid, then double-check the amount once in the syringe. Push the silicone teat firmly onto the tip, position your child in your lap facing away from you, then place the syringe in their mouth. After your baby starts to suck, slowly push the syringe plunger in.

Research sources

  1. Oral Feeding Syringe

    haakaa.co.nz · Brand

    Quoted evidence (3)
    • “100% food-grade silicone”
    • “Durable, non-toxic, BPA, PVC and phthalate-free.”
    • “Features 100% food-grade silicone pacifier-shaped teat is more easily accepted by babies.”

Last updated Nov 2026Photo: HaakaaChecked against Standard v2.0Report an issue

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