Pacifier Suavinex SX PRO physiological 6–18 months, 2 pcs, glow-in-the-dark green

Suavinex SX PRO physiological pacifiers for 6–18 months come as a pack of two, one of which includes a glow-in-the-dark element for easier night-time location. Each pacifier features an ergonomically shaped shield and an orthodontic silicone teat designed to follow the natural shape of the infant mouth, helping to reduce pressure on the palate. The design focuses on hygiene, safety and comfort for babies during soothing or sleep periods.

Advantages

The pacifier’s physiological silicone teat preserves natural tongue and jaw movements while offering a soft but stable surface for sucking. The shield is contoured to sit comfortably against the face and includes ventilation holes to help reduce skin irritation. One pacifier glows in the dark, improving visibility during night feeds or when comforting the child without switching on lights. The twin pack provides a spare for cleaning rotations or travel.

Suitable for (tasks / use cases)

• Soothing infants aged 6–18 months
• Helping babies settle for sleep or naps
• Providing a hygienic backup while one pacifier is being sterilised
• Night-time care when low-light visibility is helpful

Key specifications

• Age range: 6–18 months
• Material: orthodontic silicone teat
• Pack contents: 2 pacifiers
• Shield: ergonomically contoured with ventilation holes
• Colour: green, one unit with glow-in-the-dark element
• Design: physiological/orthodontic shape to reduce palate pressure

How to use

Before first use and regularly thereafter, sterilise the pacifiers following the manufacturer’s instructions for silicone items. Inspect each pacifier for damage before offering it to the child and replace immediately if any wear or tears are detected. Offer the pacifier when the infant needs soothing, and allow natural sucking patterns without forcing. Store the spare pacifier in a clean, dry place when not in use.

Usage recommendations

Use under adult supervision. Do not tie the pacifier around the child’s neck or attach it to cords that could present a hazard. Rotate and sanitize pacifiers frequently and replace them according to general safety guidance or earlier if damaged.