The PASTELS silicone pacifier is made of transparent silicone that is completely tasteless and odorless. The pacifier is BPA-free. Pack contains 1 piece. Advantages of Canpol babies pacifiers: they vent well; you can easily verify this by pressing the teat (do not underestimate this feature—poor pacifier venting can lead to deformation of the child’s palate and bite). Ventilation holes in the pacifier shield allow free airflow and saliva drainage, helping prevent skin irritation around the mouth. The safety ring on the pacifier holds firmly, making it easier for the child to grip comfortably and for parents to attach a clip or chain to the pacifier. The pacifiers are available in attractive pastel colors and imaginative designs. Complete your pacifier with a matching pacifier case in the same design. Instructions for use: Before first use, sterilize the pacifier for about 5 minutes in boiling water for hygienic reasons. After it cools, squeeze out any remaining water from the pacifier. Before each use, wash the pacifier thoroughly in warm water. Do not use antibacterial or chemical cleaning agents. Excessive use of cleaning agents may damage plastic parts. Never dip the pacifier in sweet substances or medicines—you expose the child to the risk of tooth enamel damage. Use each pacifier for a maximum of 1–2 months, then replace it for hygiene and safety reasons. If the pacifier gets into the child’s mouth, DO NOT PANIC—the pacifier is designed so that the child cannot swallow it, and you can safely remove it from the mouth in such cases. Remove the pacifier as carefully as possible. Store the pacifier in a clean, dry, closed case. We recommend not using pacifiers for children over 3 years of age. Important! For your child’s safety and health! Before each use, check the pacifier’s condition. Test the teat by pulling firmly in all directions. At the first signs of damage, discard the pacifier immediately and do not use it further. Use only clips and chains that meet EN 12586 requirements. Never attach the pacifier to strings, laces, or ribbons from clothing. The child may suffocate. Do not leave the pacifier in direct sunlight, near a heat source, or in disinfectants longer than recommended—you may weaken the teat. Keep the removed cover out of the child’s reach to prevent possible choking. The pacifier complies with the requirements of: Directive 2001/95/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council on general product safety; EN 1400-1 Child care articles — Soothers for babies and young children — Part 1: General safety requirements and product information; EN 1400-2 Child care articles — Soothers for babies and young children — Part 2: Mechanical requirements and tests; EN 1400-3 Child care articles — Soothers for babies and young children — Part 3: Chemical requirements and tests.