If there’s a Boon Nursh bottle in your baby’s feeding drawer, it’s worth checking the model number right now. Oman’s Consumer Protection Authority (CPA) has issued an urgent advisory telling parents and caregivers to immediately stop using a specific Boon Nursh silicone feeding bottle after flagging it as a potential choking hazard to infants.
Oman Tells Parents To Stop Using This Boon Nursh Baby Bottle Immediately
What Exactly Is The Issue
The warning applies to the Boon Nursh Silicone Bottle 8 oz. 3-Pack, Model No. B11564. According to the CPA, the bottle’s outer plastic layer can peel off and detach during regular use, breaking into small fragments. For a feeding infant, those loose pieces pose a real choking risk, which is why the authority is asking anyone who owns this exact model to stop using it right away rather than wait for further guidance.
What Parents In The Gulf Should Do
The CPA has asked consumers to check their bottles carefully against the flagged model number before continuing use. Caregivers who spot the affected product at retailers are also being urged to report it through the CPA’s official channels so the authority can track down outlets still stocking or distributing the item. This is part of Oman’s broader, ongoing effort to monitor children’s products in the market and flag anything that falls short of safety standards.
Not The First Recall For This Bottle
This isn’t an isolated flag. Boon Nursh’s 8 oz reusable bottles were already the subject of a recall overseas earlier this year, after the brand’s parent company received dozens of reports of the same hard outer shell bubbling or peeling away from the bottle. Tens of thousands of units were pulled from shelves as a precaution, even though no injuries were confirmed in that recall. Oman’s advisory suggests the same manufacturing issue may be surfacing in bottles sold in the region, making it worth a second look at your own stock, even if you bought it a while ago.
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The Bottom Line
Baby feeding products don’t get recalled lightly, and a peeling plastic shell isn’t something to shrug off, especially with infants who can’t flag discomfort themselves. If you’re using the Boon Nursh 8 oz. 3-Pack, Model B11564, the safest move is to stop using it today and keep an eye on official CPA channels for further updates.
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FAQs
Has this bottle been flagged anywhere else?
Yes. The same 8 oz Boon Nursh bottle was recalled internationally earlier this year after reports of the outer shell bubbling and peeling, though no injuries were confirmed in that recall.
What should parents in Oman do if they own this bottle?
Stop using it immediately, check the model number against the CPA's advisory, and report any retailer still selling the affected product through official CPA channels.