The ‘Sepal’ difference:

1

The tip of the teat is correctly placed close to the junction of the hard and soft palate.

2

The lower profile is shaped to allow the tongue to rest on the inner lower lip, allowing the lips to form what is sometimes referred to as the ‘Special-K’ mouth.

3

The waist is oval in shape to allow the tongue to sit flatter and seal against the cheeks, providing stability.

4

The upper profile follows the ‘alveolar ridge’ and the hard palate.
Sepal Quote Testimonial
MAGICAL SCIENCE
"We spent 10 days in special care because my first child couldn't eat or gain weight & it came down to an inability to coordinate his suck & jaw weakness. The speech pathologist recommended using the xs green teat on day 8 and that afternoon he had his first full feed. Two days later they were happy enough with his feeding & weight to send him home! With bub #2 we were really struggling with reflux & latching with spillage, when we saw the lactation consultant she whipped out that same familiar xs green teat and we had a baby that could eat & keep feeds down again! I swear they're basically magic for my family. Magical science!"
— Neah
"I absolutely love how easy you have made your products to be. Ordering is easy and you ship orders so quickly. You have taken the stress out of one thing for us and for that I am incredibly grateful. Being a new mum is tough with so much information out there. More businesses need to take a leaf out of your book."
"I am very glad I can buy these bottles again as they are the only ones my premmie twins will take (and have been since day 1). Breastfeeding both babies together isn't possible so I am so happy to know they will take the Sepal bottle happily (many other are thick rubbery and too large and do not represent a nipple). An Australian business supporting Australian families" 🙂
"Excellent business to deal with. Great product, great pricing and excellent customer service. Would highly recommend."
— Chris
"Amazing! My little man was in special care and they used these teats and bottles, sent us home with some in case of needing top ups and he still takes to them each time we do a top up."
— Amy