PLAYTEX® VENTAIRE® Advanced

 
Promotes semi upright feeding position recommended by pediatricians to help prevent ear infections. Plus, micro-channel vents create a consistent flow of liquid to minimize pressure on your baby’s ear canals and helps protect against gas, colic and spit-up.
GOODBYE GAS AND COLIC
See how VentAire® bottles help reduce gas, colic, and spit-up and angled design helps prevent ear infections.
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THE PROOF IS IN THE BOTTLE
  • Patented venting system clinically shown to reduce gas, colic and spit-up
  • Angled bottle promotes semi upright feeding position recommended by pediatricians to help prevent ear infections.
  • Playtex is the #1 Pediatrician recommended bottle brand*
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BOTTLES
Playtex® VentAire® Advanced Bottle - Standard
Reduces gas, colic and spit-up and helps reduce ear infections.
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Playtex® VentAire® Advanced Bottle — Wide
Unique NaturalShape® nipple makes this bottle closest to mom.
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GIFT SETS
Playtex® VentAire® Advanced Gift Set — Standard
Everything mom-to-be needs to get started.
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Playtex® VentAire® Advanced Gift Set — Wide
Designed for moms who plan to alternate between breastfeeding and bottle feeding.
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NIPPLES
Playtex® VentAire® Advanced Nipple - Standard
Its narrow shape is designed for VentAire® Advanced Standard Bottles.  Available in slow and fast flow.
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Playtex® VentAire® Advanced Nipple - Wide
NaturalShape® nipple design is closest to mom. Its wide shape is designed for VentAire® Advanced Wide Bottles.
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ACCESSORIES
Playtex® Fridge-to-Go® Tote
Great for moms (and babies) on the go.
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*In an independent study by Wolters Kluwer for October 2009 – March 2010, data on file.
* 3rd party research funded by Playtex, vs. participants’ regularly used bottles.
† Goldfield EC, Richardson MJ, Lee KG, Margetts, S. Coordination of sucking, swallowing and breathing and oxygen saturation during early infant breastfeeding and bottle feeding. Pediatric Research Oct. 2006.