NUK Quick n Ready Steam Sterilizer

[Jane]

In our recent shipment of HTS from CF services Pharmacy there was some literature about Cayston and an offer for a free <b>NUK Quick n Ready Steam Sterilizer</b>.

I wondered if this is a new product (which differs from the Germ Guardian because of the steam) and if anyone has used it or knows if this product is approved by CFF?

<a target=_blank class=ftalternatingbarlinklarge href="http://www.nuk-usa.com/products/c-2$p-43/quick-n-ready-baby-bottle-steam-sterilizer.aspx">http://www.nuk-usa.com/product...-steam-sterilizer.aspx</a>

 

[Jane]

In our recent shipment of HTS from CF services Pharmacy there was some literature about Cayston and an offer for a free <b>NUK Quick n Ready Steam Sterilizer</b>.

I wondered if this is a new product (which differs from the Germ Guardian because of the steam) and if anyone has used it or knows if this product is approved by CFF?

<a target=_blank class=ftalternatingbarlinklarge href="http://www.nuk-usa.com/products/c-2$p-43/quick-n-ready-baby-bottle-steam-sterilizer.aspx">http://www.nuk-usa.com/product...-steam-sterilizer.aspx</a>

 

[Jane]

In our recent shipment of HTS from CF services Pharmacy there was some literature about Cayston and an offer for a free <b>NUK Quick n Ready Steam Sterilizer</b>.

I wondered if this is a new product (which differs from the Germ Guardian because of the steam) and if anyone has used it or knows if this product is approved by CFF?

<a target=_blank class=ftalternatingbarlinklarge href="http://www.nuk-usa.com/products/c-2$p-43/quick-n-ready-baby-bottle-steam-sterilizer.aspx">http://www.nuk-usa.com/product...-steam-sterilizer.aspx</a>

 

[Jane]

In our recent shipment of HTS from CF services Pharmacy there was some literature about Cayston and an offer for a free <b>NUK Quick n Ready Steam Sterilizer</b>.

I wondered if this is a new product (which differs from the Germ Guardian because of the steam) and if anyone has used it or knows if this product is approved by CFF?

<a target=_blank class=ftalternatingbarlinklarge href="http://www.nuk-usa.com/products/c-2$p-43/quick-n-ready-baby-bottle-steam-sterilizer.aspx">http://www.nuk-usa.com/product...-steam-sterilizer.aspx</a>

 

[Jane]

In our recent shipment of HTS from CF services Pharmacy there was some literature about Cayston and an offer for a free <b>NUK Quick n Ready Steam Sterilizer</b>.
<br />
<br />I wondered if this is a new product (which differs from the Germ Guardian because of the steam) and if anyone has used it or knows if this product is approved by CFF?
<br />
<br /><a target=_blank class=ftalternatingbarlinklarge href="http://www.nuk-usa.com/products/c-2$p-43/quick-n-ready-baby-bottle-steam-sterilizer.aspx">http://www.nuk-usa.com/product...-steam-sterilizer.aspx</a>

 

[hmw]

It looks similar to the Avent IQ steam sterilizer that many here use and that has been around for a few years now. Avent makes both a microwave and plug-in version; the IQ plugs in, reaches 212* (unlike Germ Guardian) and likely works just like this Nuk one does. Since the steam reaches the temperature necessary for sterilization, I think this is a good method.

People have posted that their clinics report that the CFF is doing testing with the Avent; I have no idea about this one. I personally love our Avent and if the Nuk works the same way would certainly take up on the offer for a free one... again, I can't comment on this brand specifically but rather the method of sterilization being a good one & seemingly well regarded here if you do a search for Avent. <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-happy.gif" border="0">

 

[hmw]

It looks similar to the Avent IQ steam sterilizer that many here use and that has been around for a few years now. Avent makes both a microwave and plug-in version; the IQ plugs in, reaches 212* (unlike Germ Guardian) and likely works just like this Nuk one does. Since the steam reaches the temperature necessary for sterilization, I think this is a good method.

People have posted that their clinics report that the CFF is doing testing with the Avent; I have no idea about this one. I personally love our Avent and if the Nuk works the same way would certainly take up on the offer for a free one... again, I can't comment on this brand specifically but rather the method of sterilization being a good one & seemingly well regarded here if you do a search for Avent. <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-happy.gif" border="0">

 

[hmw]

It looks similar to the Avent IQ steam sterilizer that many here use and that has been around for a few years now. Avent makes both a microwave and plug-in version; the IQ plugs in, reaches 212* (unlike Germ Guardian) and likely works just like this Nuk one does. Since the steam reaches the temperature necessary for sterilization, I think this is a good method.

People have posted that their clinics report that the CFF is doing testing with the Avent; I have no idea about this one. I personally love our Avent and if the Nuk works the same way would certainly take up on the offer for a free one... again, I can't comment on this brand specifically but rather the method of sterilization being a good one & seemingly well regarded here if you do a search for Avent. <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-happy.gif" border="0">

 

[hmw]

It looks similar to the Avent IQ steam sterilizer that many here use and that has been around for a few years now. Avent makes both a microwave and plug-in version; the IQ plugs in, reaches 212* (unlike Germ Guardian) and likely works just like this Nuk one does. Since the steam reaches the temperature necessary for sterilization, I think this is a good method.

People have posted that their clinics report that the CFF is doing testing with the Avent; I have no idea about this one. I personally love our Avent and if the Nuk works the same way would certainly take up on the offer for a free one... again, I can't comment on this brand specifically but rather the method of sterilization being a good one & seemingly well regarded here if you do a search for Avent. <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-happy.gif" border="0">

 

[hmw]

It looks similar to the Avent IQ steam sterilizer that many here use and that has been around for a few years now. Avent makes both a microwave and plug-in version; the IQ plugs in, reaches 212* (unlike Germ Guardian) and likely works just like this Nuk one does. Since the steam reaches the temperature necessary for sterilization, I think this is a good method.
<br />
<br />People have posted that their clinics report that the CFF is doing testing with the Avent; I have no idea about this one. I personally love our Avent and if the Nuk works the same way would certainly take up on the offer for a free one... again, I can't comment on this brand specifically but rather the method of sterilization being a good one & seemingly well regarded here if you do a search for Avent. <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-happy.gif" border="0">

 

[dramamama]

Jane-
NUK Quick normally costs a bit less that the Avent which is most likely why they chose it.

I only use my Germ Guardian to dry my wet STERILIZED nebs and leave them in there until I use the.

 

[dramamama]

Jane-
NUK Quick normally costs a bit less that the Avent which is most likely why they chose it.

I only use my Germ Guardian to dry my wet STERILIZED nebs and leave them in there until I use the.

 

[dramamama]

Jane-
NUK Quick normally costs a bit less that the Avent which is most likely why they chose it.

I only use my Germ Guardian to dry my wet STERILIZED nebs and leave them in there until I use the.

 

[dramamama]

Jane-
NUK Quick normally costs a bit less that the Avent which is most likely why they chose it.

I only use my Germ Guardian to dry my wet STERILIZED nebs and leave them in there until I use the.

 

[dramamama]

Jane-
<br />NUK Quick normally costs a bit less that the Avent which is most likely why they chose it.
<br />
<br />I only use my Germ Guardian to dry my wet STERILIZED nebs and leave them in there until I use the.

 

[Jane]

<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>dramamama</b></i>


I only use my Germ Guardian to dry my wet STERILIZED nebs and leave them in there until I use the.</end quote></div>

Me too. If the other one <i>also</i> sterilizes, then I'd rather have that. I'll ask when we're in clinic on Friday.

 

[Jane]

<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>dramamama</b></i>


I only use my Germ Guardian to dry my wet STERILIZED nebs and leave them in there until I use the.</end quote></div>

Me too. If the other one <i>also</i> sterilizes, then I'd rather have that. I'll ask when we're in clinic on Friday.

 

[Jane]

<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>dramamama</b></i>


I only use my Germ Guardian to dry my wet STERILIZED nebs and leave them in there until I use the.</end quote></div>

Me too. If the other one <i>also</i> sterilizes, then I'd rather have that. I'll ask when we're in clinic on Friday.

 

[Jane]

<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>dramamama</b></i>


I only use my Germ Guardian to dry my wet STERILIZED nebs and leave them in there until I use the.</end quote>

Me too. If the other one <i>also</i> sterilizes, then I'd rather have that. I'll ask when we're in clinic on Friday.

 

[Jane]

<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>dramamama</b></i>
<br />
<br />
<br />I only use my Germ Guardian to dry my wet STERILIZED nebs and leave them in there until I use the.</end quote>
<br />
<br />Me too. If the other one <i>also</i> sterilizes, then I'd rather have that. I'll ask when we're in clinic on Friday.