Bare Air-free Baby Bottles by Bittylab won the Gold last night at the 2015 Edison Awards

NEW YORK - April 24, 2015 - PRLog -- New York, New York — Mom inventor, Priska Diaz was elated when her Bare baby bottle won the Gold for Personal Care & Wellness category during The Edison Awards ceremony last night in New York City. “Receiving an Edison Award is an achievement that is recognized by a panel of experts that has seen it all and it takes a lot to impress them. I’m very proud to see that experts in the field of innovation and design recognized my baby bottle as innovative and beneficial to humanity” said Priska Diaz founder and CEO of Bittylab.

With multinational companies like Gillette, Pepsi Co, Phillips, LG, General Electric and Hyundai as contestants, Bittylab earned the top honor for Personal Care & Wellness within Consumer Products, competing with Gillette Shaving Products division of Procter & Gamble for first place. Receiving an Edison Award™ is one of the highest honors a company can receive in the name of innovation and design. The Edison Awards honor excellence in new product and service development, marketing, human-centered design and innovation. The distinguished awards, inspired by Thomas Edison’s persistence and inventiveness, honor innovators and innovation.

Bare® is the world’s first baby bottle that feeds baby Air-free milk. With a sliding air-plug, it allows the user to expel all the air out of the bottle, like a syringe, and automatically moves towards nipple as baby feeds, so the milk chamber is always air free to dramatically reduce air ingestion while feeding to help prevent gas and colic. Bare® works with suction, allowing baby to feed in a natural, upright position, which is recommended by Pediatricians to prevent ear infections, painful gas, acid reflux symptoms and over-eating, promotes self-feeding, bottle waning and easier transition to cups. Bare's Perfe-latch® nipple is specially designed for breastfed babies: The short tip stimulates baby to create a wide latch onto the areola part of the nipple, not just the tip. Once a seal is established and baby initiates suction, the short nipple extends inside the baby's mouth, much like mom's nipple. Both the Perfe-latch® and the new Easy-latch™ nipple, designed for bottle-fed babies, feature Flow-Control® Technology: Different size orifices on the tip dispense different flow rates controlled by the baby’s sucking strength. With weaker suction (i.e. a newborn’s) only the larger orifice dispenses (the large orifice is about the orifice of a standard newborn nipple). With stronger suction (i.e. a 10 month old baby) all the other smaller orifices dispense  – like nature intended. Bittylab.com