Pur Baby Feeder No 1501

Pur Baby Feeder No 1501

Most PUR bottles in this lineup use a wide-neck opening. Pur Baby Feeder No 1501 uses a standard narrow-neck shape instead, closer to a traditional bottle silhouette. The bottle uses clear BPA-free plastic with a cream-colored cap and matching silicone nipple. A printed “New Born” label sits on the body, positioned vertically alongside the measurement scale. Additionally, the bottle prints “Made in Thailand” along the same vertical edge, a detail not shown on the wide-neck PUR bottles. The teal PUR logo sits lower on the body, just above the base.

An oz/ml scale runs up the side of the bottle, marked in smaller increments suited to tracking early feeds. As a result, parents can read amounts closely without needing a separate marked bottle. The narrow neck also matches standard nipple and accessory sizing more widely available than wide-neck parts. Furthermore, the cream-toned cap and nipple set this bottle apart visually from the blue- and pink-collared PUR options. Meanwhile, the body stays fully transparent below the printed markings, making leftover milk easy to check at a glance. Weight-wise, the bottle stays light, in line with the smaller newborn-stage bottles in the range.

Specifications

• Material: BPA-free plastic (bottle), silicone (nipple)
• Neck Type: Standard narrow-neck design
• Design: Printed “New Born” label with oz/ml scale
• Cap/Nipple Color: Cream
• Closure: Screw-thread collar and cap
• Origin: Made in Thailand
• Pack Size: 1 feeding bottle

Narrow-neck bottles like this one suit parents who already stock standard-neck nipples and accessories at home. Pur Baby Feeder No 1501 fits that setup directly, pairing a newborn-labeled design with standard sizing. Specifically, the narrow neck means replacement nipples are easier to source across more brands, not just PUR. Parents mixing bottles from different brands in one feeding rotation often prefer a standard neck for exactly that reason. For instance, this bottle works well as a backup alongside a wide-neck bottle already in use. The printed scale stays legible even with the vertical “New Born” label sharing the same side.

Leather and Kids stocks this feeder as part of its baby products line alongside its leather goods. The standard narrow-neck design gives parents a newborn-stage option that matches common nipple sizing already on the market.

Is a narrow-neck bottle harder to fill than a wide-neck one?
A narrow neck takes slightly more care when pouring formula or milk, since the opening is smaller than a wide-neck design. It still fills easily with a steady pour, just without the extra margin a wider opening allows.

Does the cream-colored nipple indicate a different flow rate than other PUR bottles?
The cream color reflects this bottle’s newborn-stage styling rather than a specific flow marking on its own. Checking the flow rating printed on the original packaging confirms the exact speed before buying a matching replacement nipple.