We are delighted to stock the excellent Dr Browns Microwave Steriliser.

With so many available these days, it is great to have a make you can recognise. The Dr Browns Microwave Steriliser is certainly that and will be a perfect purchase.

For this reduced price, the Dr Browns Microwave Steriliser is widely respected and is always a regular choice amongst lots of people. Handicraft have added some excellent touches and this means good value.

A practical and cost effective way of sterilising your bottles. The Dr Brown's Microwave Steam Steriliser sterilises Dr Brown's baby bottles using a custom tray for all bottle components. The unit is 18cm x 30cm so will fit in most microwave appliances. The steam heat effectively kills all common household bacteria. Fits 4 bottles (accommodates most baby brands). The Dr Browns Natural Flow baby bottles features a patented system with an internal vent designed to create a vacuum free environment. This patented internal vent system eliminates the vacuum and air bubbles found in most baby bottles. It allows air to enter through the teat collar, without being incorporated into the breast milk or formula. The air is then channelled through the internal vent system, to the area behind the feed. Babies are able to feed more comfortably because the vent allows babies to feed without fighting the negative effects of a vacuum or the discomfort of ingesting air bubbles. This reduces colic, burping and wind. 78% of Healthcare Professionals agree that the most common cause of colic in young babies is caused by digestive or feeding problems, including swallowing air*. The breast milk or formula flows freely through the teat as the air is channelled to the top of the bottle. This no-vacuum effect eliminates teat collapse. Over half of those changing to a Dr Browns Natural Flow baby bottle saw an improvement in 3 feeds or less, outperforming any other brand.*Results of a HCP Colic Survey carried out by Consumer Analysis Ltd. For full details go to colicreport *Results of a HCP Colic Survey carried out by Consumer Analysis Ltd.