2 year warranty
Discontinued
2 pcs
The nipple stays full even when the bottle is horizontal, so your baby can drink in an upright position. This can help reduce reflux, aid digestion, and make feeding time more comfortable for you and your little one.
Our unique AirFree vent is designed to help your baby swallow less air as they drink, by drawing air away from the nipple. Reducing the amount of air your baby ingests can help with common feeding issues, such as colic, reflux and gas.
The AirFree vent can be easily assembled with any Philips Avent Anti-colic bottle. And as the vent is one single piece, cleaning is a breeze.
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MommaFox
10/05/2019
US
Another win
This being my second child it was fairly easy for me to navigate around the different bottle options out there. I had a lot of success with my son using Avent bottles. Easy to hold, no nipple confusion, and fun prints on the bottles. However with my daughter I had a lot of difficulty with Gas and she would cry and fuss. I tried several different bottles but with little luck. WeeSpring Parent Panel offered me a chance to try out the Philips Avent Anti-Colic baby bottle with the slow flow nipple. As a nursing mom who supplements it was very important to me to have a nipple that would not allow the milk to flow out too fast. The first thing I noticed was how to properly hold the bottle so the AirFee vent was at the top. Took a little getting used to for hubby who never looks as he feeds her but not a big deal. I didn’t try the bottle for expressed milk only powdered formula, but I noticed that the foam from her bottle was not being ingested as easily using this bottle. That was a huge step for me as the foam would cause gas bubbles. Overall I was pleased with this product and still use it. Although I would have definitely been happier had I tried it out sooner rather then at 3.5 months old. I think it’s important to note that the air vent also comes out for cleaning, but then once your baby stops having problems with gas as they grow you can just remove it and have a regular bottle as I plan to do.
Yes, I recommend this product
This review was made for SCF411/01 Anti-colic Bottle AirFree vent
Yes, I recommend this product
This review was made for SCF411/01 Anti-colic Bottle AirFree vent
Macimay
03/11/2018
US
Works in both bottle types.
I got the anti colic bottle set with the air free vent and I just wanted to try to see if it would fit and work in the natural bottles to. It did and I live that it did because my son does so much better with the natural bottle better but adding the air free vent has help his excessive spit up
Yes, I recommend this product
This review was made for SCF411/01 Anti-colic Bottle AirFree vent
Yes, I recommend this product
This review was made for SCF411/01 Anti-colic Bottle AirFree vent
Athenasmom
23/02/2018
US
Part of promotion
This product is a g-d send!!
My 5 week old daughter only burped about 25% of the time & would scream in pain from built up gas, adding these air vents to her Avent bottles along with her probiotic drops and she was a completely different baby after only 3 days she's gotten all the built up air out of her & is burping easily after every bottle. I'll recommend these to every parent I know & I'll never use any other bottle. I can't thank you all enough for giving my daughter the chance to be a happy comfortable baby!
Yes, I recommend this product
This review was made for SCF411/01 Anti-colic Bottle AirFree vent
Yes, I recommend this product
This review was made for SCF411/01 Anti-colic Bottle AirFree vent
Our unique AirFree vent is designed to help your baby swallow less air as they drink by keeping the nipple full of milk during feeding. Reducing the amount of air your baby ingests helps w/common feeding issues such as colic, reflux & gas.
At 2 weeks of age, babies fed with a Philips Avent bottle showed a trend to less colic compared to a conventional bottle and a significant reduction in fussing at night compared to babies fed with another leading bottle.
What colic is, and how it affects babies? Colic is caused in part by swallowing air while feeding, which creates discomfort in a baby’s digestive system. Symptoms include crying, fussing, gassiness and spit-up.