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The Food Safety Authority of Ireland has issued an urgent safety issue that 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 infection. For more information, see the HSE guidance on preparing baby formula.
The brand is MyBambini’s. The model is MyBambini’s Bottle Warmer ProTM . The product was sold via the www.mybambinis.com website.
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What to do:
Consumers should stop using the product to heat the water used to prepare the baby formula.
Consumers can continue to use the product to reheat pre-prepared formula and breastmilk.
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