Breast Feeding Moms Welcome solution to Dangerous Problem of Storing Breast Milk and Formula

Jan. 30, 2012 - PRLog -- Spoilage rates of breast milk and formula change over time and with storage temperature.  BabyDot™ moniters the changes in time and temperature and delivers a visual alert via color change when the milk or formula is about to spoil.

Baby Dot, LLC has acquired exclusive rights to this new technology from its developer, Fritz Braunberger of Vision Works IP Corporation in Port Angeles, WA (360) 457-0505.

“This patented new technology is an exciting breakthrough for all infant caregivers, from moms and dads to babysitters, nurses and nannies,” said Lisa Roberts, President of Babydot™.

“Working moms, dads and other caregivers will never again have to fumble with writing down dates on loose scraps of paper and guessing at the correct temperature of the milk or formula,” she added.

The BabyDot™ label – which is in the shape of a dot – changes color when stored breast milk is no longer safe for infants to drink.  Expiration times will depend on the temperature of the location where the breast milk is stored.  BabyDot™ is the only product that expires at the same rate as the milk spoils.

“The BabyDot™ is in its final stages of development,” said company president Roberts, “and the prototypes have been successfully tested. We are now seeking the capital needed which will help us quickly bring this amazing new product to the marketplace.” Visit http://www.babydotllc.com for details.

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BabyDot™, is a label that moms places on their breast milk containers. It changes color when the breast milk is no longer safe for infants to drink. Expiration times of BabyDot™ will change along with the milk, as the temperature changes.
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