Minitree PPSU Feeder 270ml (ZR676A2) – Premium Heat-Resistant Baby Feeding Bottle

The Minitree PPSU Feeder 270ml ZR676A2 is a premium mid-size feeding bottle for babies 3–6 months, built from medical-grade PPSU with heat resistance up to 180°C. Featuring MiniTree’s advanced anti-colic venting system and a comfortable medium-flow nipple, it is one of Pakistan’s most trusted feeding bottles for this age group.

Minitree ZR676A2 Features

• 270ml Capacity – Ideal for growing babies from 3 months onward
• PPSU Material – Medical-grade, BPA-free, heat-resistant to 180°C
• Anti-Colic Vent – Premium venting reduces air swallowing and colic
• Medium-Flow Nipple – Smooth, consistent flow for 3–6 month babies
• A2 Variant Design – Updated ergonomic grip vs standard ZR676Q model
• Clear PPSU Body – Milk volume visible at a glance

ZR676A2 vs ZR676Q – Which MiniTree 270ml to Choose?

Both the ZR676A2 and the ZR676Q are MiniTree’s 270ml PPSU feeders. The A2 variant features an improved ergonomic grip design, while the Q model is the classic smooth-body design. Both offer identical anti-colic venting and PPSU material. Parents who prefer a textured grip for wet hands choose the A2.

MiniTree PPSU Feeder Range

• 150ml ZR682 – Newborn starter
• 270ml ZR676A2 – This product (mid-size, ergonomic grip)
• 270ml ZR676Q – Classic mid-size
• 330ml ZR103A21 – Premium large-size

Cash on Delivery Across Pakistan

Order Minitree PPSU 270ml ZR676A2 with Cash on Delivery in Karachi, Lahore, Islamabad, Rawalpindi, Faisalabad, Multan, and Peshawar. Explore our full feeding bottles catalog.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the Minitree ZR676A2 nipple compatible with the ZR676Q bottle body?

Yes. MiniTree PPSU feeders in the same capacity range share compatible nipple threading. You can interchange nipples between A2 and Q variants of the same bottle size.

When should I upgrade from 150ml to 270ml?

Most babies are ready for 270ml feeds around 3–4 months when their stomach capacity grows. Signs include finishing the 150ml bottle quickly and showing hunger cues shortly after feeds.