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PIGEON FLEXIBLE STREAMLINE BOTTLE 150ML
From R142.50 ex VAT
This Pigeon Flexible Streamline Bottle helps reduce swallowed air with its unique venting system. It offers a 150ml capacity and includes a Flexible™ Peristaltic Teat (size S, 0+ months) with double thickness for easy latching. This light-weight, clear plastic bottle provides reliable feeding from Pigeon.
The Pigeon Flexible Streamline Bottle 150ml is a practical item for general promotional activities, especially when targeting new parents or families.
- This slim neck baby bottle is made from clear, light-weight plastic with a streamline shape and a capacity of 150ml.
- It comes with a Flexible™ Peristaltic Teat (size S, 0+ months) featuring a slim neck and double thickness for easy latching.
- Each teat includes a unique venting system, designed to minimise swallowed air and help reduce colic.
- The bottle is BPA and BPS free, making it a safe choice for newborns.
- Product dimensions are L:6 x W:6 x H:16 cm.
This Pigeon Flexible Streamline Bottle offers a useful and visible branding opportunity for various promotional campaigns.
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This Pigeon Flexible Streamline Bottle helps reduce swallowed air with its unique venting system. It offers a 150ml capacity and includes a Flexible™ Peristaltic Teat (size S, 0+ months) with double thickness for easy latching. This light-weight, clear plastic bottle provides reliable feeding from Pigeon.
From R142.50 ex VAT
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The promogroup was exceptional, they assisted us on a short notice with an impossible task and went above and beyond to make it happen. Their professionalism and willingness to assist was incredible. Thank you Eddie and Keagan. We will definetely make use of your services again - Sisonke
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