posted on February 14, 2011 by
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BPA, PVC and Phthalate Free Pacifier Guide

Safe Pacifier Shopping Guide by thesoftlanding.comWe’ve heard your requests for a Safer Pacifier Guide, so we’re all over it!

Here’s a quick reference list:

  • Natursutten Natural Rubber Pacifiers
  • Hevea Natural Rubber Pacifiers
  • Playtex Pacifiers: Binky Most Like Mother Latex Pacifier, Binky Most Like Mother Silicone Pacifier, Binky Angled Pacifier, Binky One-piece Pacifier, Ortho-Pro Pacifier
  • Evenflo Pacifiers: Classic Jewel, Bebek Silicone, Mimi Soft Touch, Mimi Premium and Mimi Neo One-Piece
  • Gerber: NUK Classic, Original, Wildlife, Nature, Genius and Dots
  • The First Years Gumdrop Pacifiers
  • Happy Baby Silicone Soother
  • RazBaby Keep-it-Kleen Pacifiers
  • Nurture Pure Silicone Pacifier
  • Born Free Pacifiers
  • Philips Avent Pacifiers: Soothie, Nighttime, Fashion, Freeflow, Bear, Translucent and Contemporary
  • MAM:  Original, Soft, Trends, Pearl, Start, Night, Attitude, Monster, Crystal, and Fairytale
  • Nuby: ALL pacifiers, except for Ultra, Trends, and pureICE Gel, are listed on their U.S. website as 0% Bisphenol A
  • Munchkin: The 2 pack pacifier, as well as pacifier attachers
  • Tommee Tippee Pacifiers: Air, Soft and Clear Shield
  • BooginHead pacifiers
  • Dr. Brown’s PreVent pacifiers

Remember to choose silicone over latex, because synthetic latex pacifiers can contain nitrosamines, a known carcinogen (Natursutten is an exception to this general rule).

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  • http://thesoftlanding.com Alicia

    Hi Laura,

    Yes, the Nuby Natural Touch pacifiers are BPA, PVC and phthalate-free. Nuby doesn't use any PVC (and thus no need for phthalates) in any of their baby products.

    Alicia

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  • baby gear

    I agree that its important to use only the BPA, PVC and Phthalate free Pacifier for babies as its safe.

  • Ptaylor10

    Thanks for the useful article, any chance of an updated article for us canadians more focused around phthalate use ?

    • http://thesoftlanding.com Alicia

      Hi Ptaylor10 – Phthalates really don’t enter this scene much because most companies use either polypropylene, Tritan copolyester, silicone and/or all natural rubber in their pacifiers. Phthalates are more of a concern in soft plastics (like PVC) and skincare products. Hope that helps!

  • Daniel D

    Great resource. I dont see ReliaBrand on that list… I’m Pretty sure that all their products are also BPA free. I absolutely love their products.

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