Rubber Pacifier
Alternative to plastic pacifiers.
Sustainably made from 100% natural rubber from the tree Hevea brasiliensis, the Ecopacifier is softer and more natural than artificial silicone. The round shield lightly touches the child’s nose, simulating the soothing feel of breastfeeding. Ecopacifier’s single-piece design ensures no small pieces to gather dirt and germs, and no small pieces mean no choking hazards. Made without chemical softeners or colorants, BPA-Free, Phthalate-Free, PVC-Free, and Paraben-Free. Children love the natural soothing effects, and due to the soft quality, this natural rubber pacifier will not leave marks on your child’s face. Child happy, parents happy.
Available rounded and orthodontic and two sizes: 0-6 months and 6+ months.
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Materials
100% pure rubber from the rubber tree, Hevea Brasiliense. These trees are sustainably grown in plantations in Malaysia. The rubber tree exudes latex sap, the world’s primary source of natural rubber, which is tapped in a similar manner to maple syrup from a maple tree. After about 20-25 years the tree stops producing latex sap. The trees are then harvested and replanted. The harvested wood is used extensively in furniture, flooring, construction, and toys. From seed to tree to Eco-pacifier to wooden toys, the Rubber tree has an eco-friendly, sustainable and high-quality life.
Packaging
Paper box.
Care Instructions
All pacifiers should be replaced after 6-8 weeks, depending on use. After this time, material begins to “relax” and the nipple may expand. Once this occurs, it is likely that your child will begin to mold their own pacifier, making it difficult to replace with a new model.
End of Life Instructions
Rubber is 100% biodegradable, but takes 50-80 years. You can add it to your landfill trash or compost (with slow results).
Where It Comes From
Ecopiggy pacifiers are sustainably made in Malaysia right at the source of the natural rubber. Ecopiggy is committed to offering the highest quality, natural products. Happy Earth. Happy Families.