PHILIPS SCF680/04 Feeding bottle Manual

Philips Avent SCF680/04 Breast Milk Storage Cups are designed to make storing and feeding breast milk easy. Milk can be directly pumped into the storage cup and stored in the fridge or freezer. When ready to feed, simply replace the seal with a nipple. The cups are made from BPA-free PP material and are dishwasher safe.


PHILIPS SCF680/04 Feeding bottle Manual - cover page
Brand
Philips
Category
Other
Document type
User Manual
Language
Chinese
Pages
2
File format
PDF
File size
1.3 MB
Published
20 December, 2011
Updated
01 October, 2023
Model
SCF680
MD5 checksum
9F9BE585419E91CFBB927D00DCB7B16F

About this manual

The manual describes how to collect breastmilk directly into the storage cup, seal it with the provided pad, and keep it in the refrigerator or freezer. It also shows how to replace the seal pad with a nipple for feeding the baby without transferring milk.

Additional sections cover the product’s BPA‑free PP construction, included accessories (storage cup, seal pads, screw caps), cleaning instructions, and design features such as easy assembly, grip‑friendly shape, and suitability for travel. The document lists the bottle’s 125 ml (4 oz) capacity and the recommended developmental stage (0‑6 months). This manual is written in Chinese.

What's inside

  • Storage
  • Breastmilk Collection
  • Feeding
  • Product Advantages
  • Package Contents
  • Design Features
  • Development Stages

Specifications

BPA Free0% BPA
MaterialPolypropylene (PP)
Capacity125 ml (4 oz)
Package IncludesStorage cup, 4 seal pads, 4 screw caps

Frequently asked questions

How do you store breastmilk with this bottle?

Insert the seal pad into the bottle and place it in the refrigerator or freezer for storage.

Is the feeding bottle BPA free?

Yes, the bottle is made of 0% BPA polypropylene material.

What accessories are included in the package?

The package contains a storage cup, four seal pads, and four screw caps.

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