What we are exploring, not what we sell
Night feeds without the kitchen: a cordless bottle-warming concept
Guidance says warm milk to body temperature and never microwave it. Our current cell holds 80 °C. Here is the gap and what a product would need.
Health guidance on infant feeding is consistent: warm milk to around 37 °C, never in a microwave, test on the wrist, use within two hours. Parents warm bottles in the dark, in cars and in hotel rooms, and want something portable that gets the temperature right.
Be clear about the H1X
It holds 80 °C or 110 °C. It is a buffet cell, and it is far too hot for a bottle. This is not a product we sell for infant feeding.
What a product would need
A cell with a thermostat set between 37 and 45 °C, a water jacket, a shut-off, and testing against the guidance. That is a development path we are exploring with the same battery and housing platform.
Why we are writing this
Because "cordless" and "safe temperature" are the two things parents ask for, and we would rather say what the gap is than pretend it is closed.