Sell Best And Best >> 100ml Natural Moms Breast Milk Bag - Thermal Sensor - New Collection best price

Welcome Natural Moms Breastmilk Bag Natural Moms breast milk bag size 100ml with Double Thermal Sensor. European Regulation (EU) no 10/2011 Passed Excess: 1. Double thermal sensor, 1 purple sensor to know the temperature of breast milk has been ready to be served and 1 red sensor to prevent breast milk from being heated too high which may damage its nutrient content. 2. Using strong and safe plastic material (not easy to rip and leakproof 100%) 3. Material is made with a thickness of 90 microns to withstand storage in a very cold special freezer (<-18°C) for breast milk storage until with 12 months. Thicker than regular breast milk bags. 5. Hygenic/sterile because all Natural Moms breast milk Bags produced must go through pre-sterilized and certified process by CGN Gray Technology. Free of bacteria and microorganisms. 6. Breast milk-filled pouch can be erected / Standing (Self-Standing Bag). 7. Easy to write with a ballpoint or pencil to record the date and data of breast milk because it uses a safe special printing material. 8. Transparent back for easier us see breast milk conditions are free from contamination. 9. Double Zipper to protect breast milk from bacteria, keep airtight while maintaining breast milk quality resistance. 10. Leakproof that protects breast milk bag from breaking or leaking X1 Box contains 30pcs breast milk bag 100ml How Double Thermal Sensor works on Natural Moms breast milk bag: - Purple sensor for ready temperature indication (37°C) - Red sensor for breast milk temperature indication more than recommended heat limit (above 39°C) - If purple and red sensors still exist then breast milk temperature is still cold - If the purple sensor starts to transparent or dissipate while the red sensor still exists then the breast milk temperature is at the ideal temperature to drink by the baby (37-38°C). - If the purple sensor has gone and then followed by the red sensor disappears then the milk is heated too quickly that the temperature exceeds the recommended heat limit. Immediately stop heating breast milk to keep nutrient content awake. Avoid giving breast milk at 39 temperature°C and above (when the red sensor is gone). Wait until the red sensor is back visible (below 39°C) and purple sensors remain lost (in temperature 37°C) to get the ideal temperature for babies to drink (37-38°C).