
Use the following chart as a STARTING POINT ONLY to estimate the proper time for
the appropriate heating cycle. Start by using information from the chart but adjust
the length of time based on the actual results you achieve.
NOTE: MOST FROZEN BOTTLES REQUIRE TWO CYCLES TO WARM. BE SURE TO
OBSERVE THE WARMING TIMES BELOW. THIS WARMER FEATURES AN 8-MINUTE
CYCLE LIMIT TO AVOID OVERHEATING FOR THE SAFETY OF MOM AND BABY.
Always refer to the estimated time for the amount of liquid you are warming —
not the bottle size. For example, if you are warming 120 ml of liquid in a 250 ml
bottle, refer to the 120 ml warming instructions.
STANDARD BOTTLE/ STARTING TEMPERATURE ESTIMATED TIME
NARROW/PLASTIC (before warming) (minutes)
60 ml Liquid Room temperature (22°C) 2:10
60 ml Liquid Refrigerator (4°C) 3:00
60 ml Liquid Freezer (-18°C) 8:00 + :30
120 ml Liquid Room temperature (22°C) 2:30
120 ml Liquid Refrigerator (4°C) 3:55
120 ml Liquid Freezer (-18°C) 8:00 + 1:05
250 ml Liquid Room temperature (22°C) 3:00
250 ml Liquid Refrigerator (4°C) 5:00
250 ml Liquid Freezer (-18°C) 8:00 + 3:30
GLASS STARTING TEMPERATURE ESTIMATED TIME
BOTTLE (before warming) (minutes)
120 ml Liquid Room temperature (22°C) 2:00
120 ml Liquid Refrigerator (4°C) 2:50
120 ml Liquid Freezer (-18°C) 7:00
250 ml Liquid Room temperature (22°C) 2:30
250 ml Liquid Refrigerator (4°C) 4:20
250 ml Liquid Freezer (-18°C) 8:00 + 2:10
NOTE: DO NOT FREEZE DR. BROWN’S BOTTLES WITH THE VENT SYSTEM IN
PLACE. WE SUGGEST THAT YOU WARM THE BOTTLE AND FROZEN FLUID, AND
THEN REASSEMBLE THE VENT SYSTEM BEFORE USE.
CAUTION: If using glass bottles, use only glass thermo-resistant bottles, as sudden
temperature change may cause glass to break.
WIDE-NECK BOTTLE/ STARTING TEMPERATURE ESTIMATED TIME
PLASTIC (before warming) (minutes)
120 ml Liquid Room temperature (22°C) 2:20
120 ml Liquid Refrigerator (4°C) 4:00
120 ml Liquid Freezer (-18°C) 8:00 + 3:00
240 ml Liquid Room temperature (22°C) 3:20
240 ml Liquid Refrigerator (4°C) 5:35
240 ml Liquid Freezer (-18°C) 8:00 + 6:10
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