MAM Luminous pacifier 2-pack Supreme Night - Silicone 6-16 M - Cloud & Owl

The most important thing at a glance:

• and flexible teat neckprevents
• misaligned teethextra
• gentle on skin thanks to airy designextra
• soft SkinSoft siliconedelivered
• in sterilizing & transport boxglows

• dark

The Supreme pacifier from MAM is the ideal combination of the MAM Perfect and the MAM Air pacifier, with glow-in-the-dark effect. The combination of the two popular baby pacifiers makes the Supreme Night both particularly tooth-friendly and extra gentle on sensitive baby skin. The teat neck is 60% thinner and 4x more flexible than the conventional silicone pacifier. As a result, babies can close their mouths in a more natural way, teeth have room to grow and the risk of misaligned teeth is proven to be reduced.*¹ With the extra airy shield design, the pacifier is also especially comfortable for sensitive skin. Thanks to the MAM SkinSoft silicone teat, the pacifier is instinctively accepted by 94% of babies, as the teat feels incomparably soft and familiar in the mouth.*² As the pacifier button glows in the dark, parents and babies can easily find it again at night - for less stress and calmer nights.

Supplied in a handy sterilizing and transport box, the double pack can be quickly sterilized in the microwave without any additional equipment. The MAM Supreme pacifier complies with the EN 1400 standard and is of course BPA and BPS free.

• : 6 to 16 monthsNipple material
• : siliconeNipple
• shape
:
• symmetricalCare instructions
• : boilable, sterilizable

Scope of delivery:

• MAM Supreme Night pacifier - 6-16 months1
• sterilization and transport box

*¹Scientific reports from the Wild Hi-Precision Institute prove: The teat neck of the MAM Supreme is on average 60% thinner; clinical tests by the Vienna University Dental Clinic confirm: It is also four times more flexible on average than comparable pacifiers (average values: 32-83% thinner/1.1-19.5 times softer than common silicone pacifiers). Clinical study: Germany, 2016, n = 86 *²Market study 2010-2018, tested with 1,383 babies.