Sutwell

 Converts aseptic packaging into disposable feeding bottle

Sutwell is a remedy to the notorious feeding bottle related diseases that is responsible for yearly death of 1,500,000 infants worldwide, especially in the developing nations of Africa, Asia, and South America. The device is designed to be inserted into any aseptic pack of ready-to-drink breast milk substitutes, water etc, thus converting the pack into a disposable feeding bottle.

Sutwell is an offshoot of an earlier concept "SOS Infant Nursing Pack"  (Top Nominee in INDEX 2005), but it was difficult to get this concept produced without the cooperation of infant formula producers and aseptic packaging producers. The challenge then became how to find a simpler solution to the problem, which can be produced and marketed with a capital of $20,000 or lower. The resulting concept was prototyped and tested in Nigeria.

You can watch SUTWELL's process movies on YouTube.