Moon Latex Pacifier 2 Pack
Moon Latex Pacifier 2 Pack
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Overview
Overview
The FRIGG Moon Phase Pacifier is thoughtfully designed with inspiration from the changing moon.
The moon phase shapes on the pacifier shield double as air holes, helping to keep your baby’s skin ventilated and comfortable. The half-moon-shaped handle continues the celestial theme in a subtle, functional way.
The FRIGG Moon Phase Latex Night Pacifier builds on the classic design with gentle, night-friendly features.
It includes a soft glow-in-the-dark effect on both the knob and handle—bright enough for you to find easily in the dark, but gentle on your baby’s eyes.
Technical Specification
Technical Specification
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Delivery and Returns
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- Returns: Accepted within 14 days of receipt with proof of purchase
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