Pur Baby Feeder No 1111

Pur Baby Feeder No 1111

Most PUR bottles in this lineup use clear plastic for the body. Pur Baby Feeder No 1111 uses glass instead, based on the “Glass Feeding Bottle” labeling on its retail box. The bottle uses BPA-free glass with a white collar and a silicone nipple on top. A large-flow (“L”) nipple ships with the bottle, marked clearly on the packaging. Additionally, a screw-thread neck secures the nipple and collar together. The printed body shows the PUR logo along with a dual oz/ml measurement scale.

The box lists the capacity as 8 oz, equal to 240 ml, printed just below the “Glass Feeding Bottle” name. As a result, this bottle sits between the 5 oz and 10 oz plastic options already in the PUR range. A matching scale also runs down the glass itself, so the printed markings aren’t limited to the box alone. Furthermore, the glass material resists odor and staining better than plastic does over repeated use. Inside, the smooth glass walls also make it easier to see exactly how much milk remains. Weight-wise, the bottle sits heavier than the plastic options, since glass adds noticeably more weight than plastic of the same size.

Specifications

• Material: BPA-free glass (bottle), silicone (nipple)
• Capacity: 8 oz / 240 ml
• Nipple Flow: Large (“L”)
• Design: Printed PUR logo with dual oz/ml scale
• Collar Color: White
• Closure: Screw-thread collar
• Pack Size: 1 feeding bottle

Glass bottles like this one suit parents who prefer a material that doesn’t retain odor or scratch as easily as plastic. Pur Baby Feeder No 1111 fits that preference directly, pairing glass construction with a large-flow nipple for older babies. Specifically, the large flow rate suits babies who’ve moved past slower feeding speeds and need milk to pass through faster. Parents sterilizing bottles frequently often prefer glass, since it holds up better under repeated boiling or steam cleaning. For instance, many parents keep a glass bottle like this for home use while plastic bottles travel outside the house. The dual scale also stays easy to read through clear glass, even under kitchen lighting.

Leather and Kids stocks this feeder as part of its baby products line alongside its leather goods. The glass build and large-flow nipple set it apart from the plastic PUR bottles already in the range.

Is glass safe for a baby bottle, or does it break easily?
Glass bottles are shaped to sit securely in a base and generally hold up well to normal handling and drops onto soft surfaces. Extra care is still worth taking around hard flooring, since glass won’t flex the way plastic does on impact.

Why does this bottle use a large-flow nipple instead of medium?
A large-flow nipple lets milk pass through faster, suited to older babies who feed efficiently at a quicker pace. Parents needing a slower flow for a younger baby can swap in a different flow-rated PUR nipple separately.