Applebear - Baby Medicine Feeder - White

Make administering medicine stress-free and accurate with this gentle Baby Oral Medicine Syringe Feeder! Specially designed with a soft silicone teat tip, this feeder dispenses liquid medicine, syrup, or vitamins smoothly toward the side of baby's cheek, preventing choking and reducing spit-ups.

Key Features:

• Dual-Port Side-Dispensing Teat: Directs fluid towards the inside of the cheek rather than the back of the throat to significantly reduce gagging and choking risks.

• Accurate Dosage Control: Clear measurement markings on the syringe barrel ensure precise dosage every single time.

• Soft & Food-Grade Silicone: Features a familiar, pacifier-like silicone nipple that comforts babies during medicine time.

• Easy-Grip Ring Plunger: Ergonomic ring top gives parents smooth, controlled pressure for steady liquid flow.

• Easy to Clean & Disassemble: Comes apart completely for thorough washing and sterilization.

Specifications:

• Material: Food-Grade Silicone (Nipple Tip) & BPA-Free PP Plastic (Barrel)

• Design: Syringe Dispenser with Soft Nipple Top & Measuring Lines

• Recommended Age: 0+ Months (Infants & Toddlers)

  
  

  STEP BY STEP
  1.Sterilize & Prepare:Prerequisite.Wash all components thoroughly with warm, soapy water and sterilize before initial use.2.Measure Liquid Medicine:1 min.Measure the exact dose of liquid medicine or vitamins directly into the measuring cup or syringe barrel.3.Assemble Feeder:30 sec.Attach the soft silicone nipple tip securely onto the end of the syringe body.4.Position the Baby:Careful placement.Hold your baby in a semi-upright or comfortable seated positionnever give liquid while baby is lying completely flat.5.Administer Slowly:Steady flow.Place the soft nipple into baby's mouth, encouraging them to latch. Gently push the plunger to dispense small amounts toward the side of the inner cheek.6.Clean & Store:Post-use.Disassemble all parts immediately after use, rinse thoroughly under running water, and allow to air dry.
  
  

  Parental Safety Notice
  Always measure dosages using the provided scale or a healthcare professional's instructions. Never leave a child unattended with syringe parts.