For the MAM Supreme pacifier, we have combined distinctive and clinically proven features to reduce the risk of misaligned teeth and improve skin-friendliness for your baby.
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MAM Supreme Pacifier benefits
MAM Supreme Pacifier Age Ranges
How to sterilize a pacifier?
The MAM Supreme pacifier can be easily sterilized in its handy carrying in a few simple steps. All MAM pacifiers can be disinfected hygienically and quickly in the microwave in an energy-saving process, saving up to 77% of energy and CO2.4
Disinfected in 3 minutes – for up to 48 hours
- Fill box with water to the 25ml mark
- Place pacifier in the box with the holder
- Close box and heat in microwave for 3 minutes at 750-1000 watts
Sustainability at MAM
Products designed for the future
We produce safe products to the highest standards of quality while also focusing on conserving resources. We use plastics that can be traced back to bio-circular raw materials5, continually optimise our packaging, and help our consumers reduce CO2 in the use phase of our products.
An integrated approach to climate protection
Short transport routes are an important criterion in choosing our suppliers. We are continually expanding the photovoltaic systems at our production sites, and our sales offices carry out climate protection activities on an ongoing basis.
Social responsibility
Based on our ethical principles, we create safe and fair working conditions and ensure equality of opportunity. We also require the same of our partners. Through our commitment to society, we support the welfare of babies and their families throughout the world.
Climate-neutral products
We are constantly striving to reduce the CO2 emissions of our products. Of course, this is no easy task and takes time. We have taken a first step by converting some of our products to polypropylene traceable to biocircular raw materials5 and have thus taken an important step towards decoupling from fossil raw materials. Nevertheless, CO2 emissions continue to be generated along the value chain for these products. In order to fulfill our responsibility for climate protection in the meantime, until we have implemented further measures, we are making the CO2 emissions of these products climate-neutral. This is possible through the financial support of climate protection projects.
We have taken the following three steps to make our polypropylene products climate-neutral and traceable to biocircular raw materials5:
- Calculate: We have calculated the CO2 emissions of our products together with Climate Partner and created a product carbon footprint (PCF): we have considered the raw materials, logistics, packaging and disposal according to the cradle-to-customer plus end-of-life approach.
- Reduce: The use of polypropylene traceable to biocircular raw materials5 saves CO2 emissions compared to fossil polypropylene. In addition, we at MAM are constantly working to implement CO2 reduction measures, such as the expansion of our PV systems and energy efficiency measures in our production facilities.
- Compensate: We offset any remaining CO2 emissions by supporting certified climate protection projects. We work together with Climate Partner to do this. We are particularly keen to support projects that also promote the health and well-being of babies and families worldwide. More information on our climate protection projects at https://fpm.climatepartner.com/tracking/19613-2205-1001/de
Sources
1.) Scientific reports from Wild Hi-Precision institute verify that the MAM Perfect’s teat neck is on average 60% thinner. A series of tests by the University Clinic of Dentistry Vienna confirm that it is also on average 4 times more flexible than comparable pacifiers. (Between: 32-83% thinner and 1.1-19.5 times more flexible than regular silicone pacifiers).
2.) Market research 2010-2023, tested with 1,588 babies.
3.) Clinical Study: Germany, 2016, n=86
4.) Global product Carbon Footprint study, Austria 2017, conducted by denkstatt.
5.) Based on the ISCC PLUS certified mass balance approach, bio-circular raw materials can be traced back to vegetable oils as well as waste and residues from the production of plant-based oils.