MyBambini’s Bottle Warmer Pro recalled due to inability to heat above 50℃
MyBambini’s Bottle Warmer ProTM is recalled because it cannot heat water above 50℃, which is below the 70℃ required for preparing baby formula, potentially allowing harmful bacteria to grow. This poses a risk of infection.
- Brand
- MyBambini’s
- Product
- Bottle Warmer ProTM
- What to do
- Consumers should stop using the product to heat the water used to prepare the baby formula.
MyBambini's Bottle Warmer ProTM has been identified as having a safety issue due to its inability to heat water above 50℃. This is concerning because health guidelines recommend that water should be heated to at least 70℃ when preparing baby formula. If the water is not heated to the proper temperature, there is a risk that harmful bacteria could be present in the formula, which could lead to infections in infants.
The product in question is the MyBambini's Bottle Warmer ProTM, which was sold through the www.mybambinis.com website. Consumers who have this model should be aware of the potential health risks associated with its use for heating water for baby formula preparation.
Consumers are advised to stop using the Bottle Warmer ProTM for heating water intended for baby formula. However, it is safe to continue using the product for reheating pre-prepared formula and breastmilk. For further guidance, consumers can refer to the HSE's recommendations on preparing baby formula.
From the official notice
Notice details Publication date: 19 May 2025 A safety issue has been identified with a MyBambini’s Bottle Warmer ProTM. The MyBambini’s Bottle Warmer ProTM is unable to reach temperatures of greater than 50℃, which contravenes HSE public health advice requiring water at a minimum of 70℃ for preparing baby formula. This may result in the presence of harmful bacteria in the formula, posing a risk of…
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Frequently asked questions
Is Bottle Warmer ProTM being recalled in Ireland?
Yes. MyBambini’s Bottle Warmer ProTM is recalled because it cannot heat water above 50℃, which is below the 70℃ required for preparing baby formula, potentially allowing harmful bacteria to grow. This poses a risk of infection.
Why is Bottle Warmer ProTM being recalled?
The recall relates to a other hazard. MyBambini’s Bottle Warmer ProTM is recalled because it cannot heat water above 50℃, which is below the 70℃ required for preparing baby formula, potentially allowing harmful bacteria to grow. This poses a risk of infection.
What should I do if I have this product?
Consumers should stop using the product to heat the water used to prepare the baby formula.
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