Pacifier Suavinex SX Pro silicone physiologic 2 pcs 0–6 months blue Dreams

The Suavinex SX Pro silicone physiologic pacifier is a twin pack designed for infants from 0 to 6 months. Each pacifier features a silicone teat shaped to support a natural latch and promote comfortable oral development during early months. The set contains two identical pacifiers in a blue "Dreams" finish, intended for everyday soothing and support of the sucking reflex in newborns and young infants.

Advantages

The pacifier's orthodontic silicone teat maintains a physiologic shape that adapts to the palate, reducing tension on the jaw and supporting natural oral movements. Silicone material is odorless, easy to clean and resistant to repeated sterilization. The symmetrical shield design ensures comfortable contact with the skin while allowing airflow to reduce irritation. Supplied as a pair, the set offers a spare pacifier for hygiene rotation or travel use.

Suitable for

• Soothing and calming newborns and infants aged 0–6 months
• Support of the natural sucking reflex during feeding intervals
• Everyday use at home, daycare or while travelling

Key specifications

• Age range: 0–6 months
• Material of teat: silicone
• Teat shape: physiologic / orthodontic profile
• Pack contents: 2 identical pacifiers
• Shield finish: blue (Dreams)
• Shield design: ventilated for skin airflow

How to use

Before first use and regularly thereafter, sterilize the pacifier according to the manufacturer's instructions by boiling or using an approved sterilizer. Inspect the teat and shield before each use; do not use if damaged. Offer the pacifier to the infant when soothing is required; ensure the shield rests flat against the face and the teat is positioned so the infant can latch naturally. Replace the pacifier regularly and keep a spare unit available to maintain hygiene.

Usage recommendations

Follow routine hygiene: wash and sterilize before first use, inspect for damage before each use, and replace pacifiers periodically. Avoid fastening pacifiers to cords or ribbons that may pose a safety risk. Consult paediatric guidance if prolonged pacifier use is a concern for dental or speech development.