Pur Feeding Bottle Glass 1202

Pur Feeding Bottle Glass 1202

Most glass bottles in the PUR lineup ship at a larger 8 oz capacity. Pur Feeding Bottle Glass 1202 comes in a smaller 4 oz size instead, based on the “Glass Feeding Bottle” labeling on its box. The bottle uses BPA-free glass with a white collar and a clear silicone nipple. A medium-flow (“M”) nipple ships with the bottle, marked for the 3-4 month range on the packaging. Additionally, a small “Gentle Touch” icon appears on the box alongside the flow rating. The body prints “Made in USA” vertically near the base, along with the PUR logo and measurement scale.

The box lists the capacity as 4 oz, equal to 130 ml, making it the smaller of the two glass PUR options. As a result, this size suits earlier feeding stages better than the larger 8 oz glass bottle. A matching oz/ml scale runs down the glass itself, mirroring the markings shown on the box. Furthermore, the glass build resists odor and staining the same way the larger glass bottle does. Meanwhile, the smaller size keeps the bottle lighter overall, even accounting for glass being heavier than plastic. Weight-wise, it still sits heavier than a same-capacity plastic bottle, though the smaller fill limits how much that matters.

Specifications

• Material: BPA-free glass (bottle), silicone (nipple)
• Capacity: 4 oz / 130 ml
• Nipple Flow: Medium (M), suited to 3-4 months
• Design: Clear glass with printed PUR logo and scale
• Collar Color: White
• Closure: Screw-thread collar
• Pack Size: 1 feeding bottle

Smaller glass bottles like this one suit babies past the newborn stage who still benefit from glass over plastic. Pur Feeding Bottle Glass 1202 fits that window directly, pairing a 4 oz capacity with a medium-flow nipple already matched to it. Specifically, the medium flow rate suits a baby who has moved past a slower, newborn-paced feed. Parents sterilizing bottles often choose glass at this stage too, since it holds up well under repeated boiling. For instance, many parents keep this smaller glass bottle for shorter feeds while a larger bottle covers longer stretches. The printed scale stays easy to read through the clear glass at this size as well.

Leather and Kids stocks this feeder as part of its baby products line alongside its leather goods. The smaller glass capacity and medium-flow nipple make it a fit for babies moving past the newborn stage.

Why choose this smaller glass bottle over the larger 8 oz option?
A 4 oz bottle suits shorter, more frequent feeds better than a larger bottle filled only partway. Parents can pair both sizes together as feeding volume increases over time.

Does the medium flow rating match a specific age range?
The packaging marks this nipple for roughly 3 to 4 months, though actual timing varies by baby. Watching for signs of frustration or excess spilling helps confirm when it’s time to move up a flow rate.