PHILADELPHIA (CNN) — The Consumer Product Safety Commission says the markings on the outside of some of Nuk’s First Choice glass baby bottles contain lead levels higher than those set by the federal government. About 100 bottles sold in the US have been affected.
The bottles are designed for newborn to 6 month old babies and are sold exclusively on Amazon.
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The bottles are described as having white and gray stars on the outside, along with the Nuk brand name printed in white.
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You can visit Nuk’s website for more information.
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