Pur Premium Bottle

Pur Premium Bottle

The Pur Premium Bottle holds 150ml, listed as 5oz on the packaging alongside a size S teat marking. For this reason, this bottle suits early, smaller feeds rather than a larger portion size. The body stays narrow-neck, tapering slightly toward a rounded base, and the packaging marks the bottle for newborn use, with “New Born” printed directly on the body near the base. Additionally, the “Pür” logo prints in blue on the front, sitting above the printed age marking. Meanwhile, a white cap and matching white teat cover the opening, both made from a soft, opaque material rather than a clear one.

Furthermore, the teal-and-white box lists a BPA-safe claim, marked with a small badge on the front alongside a separate safety certification icon. As a result, a caregiver can confirm the material safety directly from the packaging before first use. The box also states one bottle per pack, keeping this a single-unit purchase rather than a multi-pack set. The narrow-neck opening matches the small size teat, keeping the fit consistent for a newborn’s earlier, lighter latch.

Specifications

• Capacity: 150 ml / 5 oz
• Neck type: Narrow-neck
• Teat size: S (small)
• Cap and teat: White, opaque
• Safety: BPA-safe
• Pack size: 1 bottle

Caregivers use a bottle like this during the newborn stage, before a larger teat size or bottle becomes necessary. For example, the Pur Premium Bottle suits a newborn’s early feeds, since the size S teat matches a lighter latch better than a medium or large teat would. Furthermore, the 150ml capacity avoids the excess a caregiver would otherwise pour into a bigger bottle for a small early feed.

Overall, Leather and Kids stocks this newborn-sized bottle for parents starting out with early feeds. Therefore, parents get a 150ml option built around a newborn’s smaller portions and lighter latch.

Why does this bottle use a size S teat instead of a medium or large one?
A smaller teat size matches the lighter, slower latch typical of a newborn, differing from the faster flow a larger teat allows for an older infant.

Is the 150ml capacity meant for a full daily feed schedule?
It suits early, smaller feeds during the newborn stage, and many caregivers move to a larger bottle as feed portions increase with age.