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Scientifically proven to make a fresh feed as safely as the NHS method and up to 10x faster. Meaning more time for you, and your baby.
From £125.67 Worth £201.41 If bought separately
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Tommee Tippee’s antibacterial Perfect Prep® filters are as effective as boiling the kettle (so there's no need to use bottled, filtered or pre-boiled water in your machine). And our patented hot shot kills bacteria in formula*.
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Perfect Prep® saves you 18 minutes per feed*, 2.4 hours per day, 16.8 hours per week, and too many days to count! So you can relax, feed your baby (and get back to sleep, sooner).
*Based on feeding a newborn 8 times a day.
How to Make a Bottle of Formula
• Perfect feeds in two minutes
• Digital display
• Adjustable volume control
• Glowlights
• Exclusive two year guarantee when your buy direct from tommeetippee.com
Just like the Day & Night, without the extra sleep-friendly features.
• Perfect feeds in two minutes
• Dispenses at the touch of a button
• Exclusive two year guarantee when your buy direct from tommeetippee.com
• Perfect feeds in two minutes
• Digital display
• Adjustable volume control
• Glowlights
• Exclusive two year guarantee when your buy direct from tommeetippee.com
Just like the Day & Night, without the extra sleep-friendly features.
• Perfect feeds in two minutes
• Dispenses at the touch of a button
• Exclusive two year guarantee when your buy direct from tommeetippee.com
And because they’re so unique and innovative, we often get asked how they work, and about their safety. You can rest assured that our Perfect Prep® machines and filters go through an extensive lab testing process to ensure that they're able to make formula feeds safely and efficiently in under two minutes.
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Perfect Prep® machines automatically control the quality, volume and temperature of the water used to make up a formula feed. Once the water is in the hopper, it passes through a unique filter that removes bacteria and other impurities. The ultra filtration membrane inside has openings that are smaller than bacteria and create a physical barrier. Once the water is filtered, the machine is ready to make up the feed.
It starts with a ‘hot shot’ of water that’s over 70°C to kill any bacteria that may be in the formula powder and then completes the feed by dispensing the correct amount of cool water to deliver the right volume of feed at body temperature.
Perfect Prep® machines are designed to achieve the same result as following the NHS/World Health Organisation guidelines.
The World Health Organisation guidelines were designed for making up a feed without a Perfect Prep® machine, and state that boiled water that’s cooled for no more than 30 minutes, should be used. Perfect Prep® machines are designed to produce the same safe formula feed, but more quickly and conveniently, in just two minutes. This saves time for parents and frustration for their baby, without compromising on safety.
Regular cleaning and maintenance are required to ensure the safety of your machine. You’ll need to run a cleaning cycle before the first use, after every filter change, after every de-scaling process and if you haven’t used it within the last seven days.
Visit the product support pages to learn how to properly clean your Perfect Prep® machine.
We are aware that some people are buying standard water jug filters, rather than Tommee Tippee filters, to use in their Perfect Prep® machines. Most standard water filters do not include an anti-bacterial filtration membrane like ours do, and so they will not remove bacteria.
Therefore, it's extremely important to make sure that you're buying and using the correct Tommee Tippee anti-bacterial filter.
If you’ve got any other questions about Perfect Prep®, we’re here to help.
