Get the Tommee Tippee Perfect Prep for £52.66, on sale at £67.66, but when signing up for a free trial of Prime and using code BABYGC16 £15 will be deducted. Nearest sale price is £70 at Mothercare and John Lewis. Good deal for anyone looking for this bit of kit!
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MarsBar2011
30 Dec 165#6
I have a suspicion these are cheap because of the bad press they received on Watch Dog a couple of weeks back. Apparently/allegedly, after just a couple of uses the filter and the process actually stops removing the bacteria effectively and after about 1/4 use of the filter's lifetime actually begins to add more bacteria than straight out of the tap water.
Having had a couple of kids my self, I imagine this seems like a useful gadget, but I doubt there's anything that will come close to good old boiled water, in terms of cleanliness.
I recommend you do your own research, but I'm not sure why the BBC would go out of their way to cast a shadow on this product unless they have genuine concerns about it.
Either way, if it were me, for the sake of a couple of minutes, I'd stick with the tried and tested.
applefanboy25
30 Dec 163#7
We used this for my son and it was the best baby product we had purchased couldn't recommend it enough. So easy to use and milk was ready in less than 1 minute my son was never ill with it. I haven't read the BBC article but my partner did and said the tests where unfair due to it being used with non tap water so wasn't a fair test.
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lw89x
30 Dec 16#1
Fab deal & great price. Highly recommend this! Absolute life saver! Heat added OP!:smiley:
The_IMF
30 Dec 16#2
So this deal only works if you don't already have Prime?
ryanshelton to The_IMF
30 Dec 161#3
I've got prime and it worked for me. Just copy and paste the discount code
venkman to The_IMF
30 Dec 161#4
Sorry for being unclear, it is only for Prime customers, so should work if new or existing.
origrav92
30 Dec 16#5
Amazing product could not of managed eithour (well obviously could but, glad we didn't need to).
MarsBar2011
30 Dec 165#6
I have a suspicion these are cheap because of the bad press they received on Watch Dog a couple of weeks back. Apparently/allegedly, after just a couple of uses the filter and the process actually stops removing the bacteria effectively and after about 1/4 use of the filter's lifetime actually begins to add more bacteria than straight out of the tap water.
Having had a couple of kids my self, I imagine this seems like a useful gadget, but I doubt there's anything that will come close to good old boiled water, in terms of cleanliness.
I recommend you do your own research, but I'm not sure why the BBC would go out of their way to cast a shadow on this product unless they have genuine concerns about it.
Either way, if it were me, for the sake of a couple of minutes, I'd stick with the tried and tested.
applefanboy25
30 Dec 163#7
We used this for my son and it was the best baby product we had purchased couldn't recommend it enough. So easy to use and milk was ready in less than 1 minute my son was never ill with it. I haven't read the BBC article but my partner did and said the tests where unfair due to it being used with non tap water so wasn't a fair test.
onion8snooker
30 Dec 161#8
Didn't see the Watchdog programme but been using this for 5 months with my little boy and he's been fine. No tummy troubles at all.
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Having had a couple of kids my self, I imagine this seems like a useful gadget, but I doubt there's anything that will come close to good old boiled water, in terms of cleanliness.
I recommend you do your own research, but I'm not sure why the BBC would go out of their way to cast a shadow on this product unless they have genuine concerns about it.
Naturally, Tommee Tippee have refuted BBC's findings. See here; http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/articles/1pW6XFkDmSd1S19VVCY1TK/tommee-tippee
Either way, if it were me, for the sake of a couple of minutes, I'd stick with the tried and tested.
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Having had a couple of kids my self, I imagine this seems like a useful gadget, but I doubt there's anything that will come close to good old boiled water, in terms of cleanliness.
I recommend you do your own research, but I'm not sure why the BBC would go out of their way to cast a shadow on this product unless they have genuine concerns about it.
Naturally, Tommee Tippee have refuted BBC's findings. See here; http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/articles/1pW6XFkDmSd1S19VVCY1TK/tommee-tippee
Either way, if it were me, for the sake of a couple of minutes, I'd stick with the tried and tested.