
UV Care UVC Sterilizing Cabinet XXL review
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A 68L stainless-lined cabinet that combines UVC, ozone, and heat to sterilize bottles, gadgets, and household items in one 30-minute run. Serious equipment at a serious price.
- Price: ₱20,000 as of Aug 3, 2026
- Biggest pro: 68L interior swallows a full set of bottles, pump parts, gadgets and keys in one 30-minute run
- Main catch: Ozone means the cabinet has to air out before you unload it, adding a wait to every cycle

At a glance
| Brand | UV Care |
|---|---|
| Type | UV sterilizer cabinet |
| Price | ₱20,000 (as of Aug 3, 2026) |
| Owner rating | 5.0 ★ from 5 reviews |
| Shop | uvcare_ph |
| Units sold | 11 |
Pros and cons
✓ Pros
- 68L interior swallows a full set of bottles, pump parts, gadgets and keys in one 30-minute run
- Stainless steel 304 interior takes UVC and ozone without degrading, unlike the plastic linings on cheap cabinets
- Combines UVC, ozone and heat rather than relying on light alone, which reaches shaded surfaces light misses
- Published 8,000-hour lamp life gives a real service interval instead of leaving you guessing when output has faded
✗ Cons
- Ozone means the cabinet has to air out before you unload it, adding a wait to every cycle
- 160W and a 30-minute cycle is a long, power-hungry run for a handful of bottles
- Its 45 x 36.5 x 64.5cm body needs dedicated floor or counter space, far more than a countertop sterilizer
A 68L stainless-lined cabinet that combines UVC, ozone, and heat to sterilize bottles, gadgets, and household items in one 30-minute run. Serious equipment at a serious price.
What does 68 litres actually fit?
Everything, in one run. Where a countertop sterilizer takes a rack of bottles, a 68L interior at 39 x 28 x 55.5cm swallows the bottles, the breast pump, the feeding bowls, your phone, keys, and a set of face masks together. That changes what the appliance is for: it stops being baby equipment and becomes a household one, which is the argument for the price. Detachable trays let you reconfigure the shelves around whatever you are loading rather than working around a fixed rack.
Does the technology hold up?
This is the best-specified machine in our kitchen catalog and the detail is worth reading. It runs UVC at 253.7nm plus ozone generated at 185nm, alongside heat. Combining them is not marketing: UV light only sterilizes what it directly illuminates, so anything shaded by another object is missed, and ozone is a gas that reaches into those shadows. The stainless steel 304 interior takes repeated UVC and ozone exposure without degrading, where the plastic linings on cheap cabinets yellow and become brittle. The 8,000-hour lamp rating gives you a genuine replacement interval.
What is it like to live with?
Demanding, in three specific ways. Ozone means waiting: the cabinet has to air out before you unload it, so the 30-minute cycle is effectively longer. 160W for 30 minutes is a heavy, slow run if all you needed was to sterilize a couple of bottles. And the 45 x 36.5 x 64.5cm body is a piece of furniture, not an appliance you tuck behind the kettle. This is a machine you commit space to.
Is it sulit?
Around ₱20,000 as of August 3, 2026. Check the latest price on Shopee. That is more than ten times the COCOBB cabinet and it is not ten times better at sterilizing a plate. What you are actually buying is scale, medical-grade construction, and a documented specification from a Philippine brand that specialises in UV disinfection. For a clinic, a shared household, or a family that wants one machine handling baby kit, gadgets, and daily-carry items, the case holds. For sterilizing bottles alone, it is dramatically more machine than the job requires.
Who should buy it
Buy this if you want one large cabinet handling baby bottles, gadgets, and household items together, and you have the floor space and budget for it. If you only need bottles or a small household’s dishes, spend a tenth of this.
See how it ranks in our best UV sterilizer cabinets in the Philippines roundup, or work out which type suits you in our UV sterilizer cabinet buying guide.
Alternatives to consider
Want a domestic-scale cabinet for a fraction of the price? The COCOBB 20L UV dish sterilizer cabinet is the one to compare. Only sterilizing baby bottles? The Dowell BSD-012T sterilizer and dryer is the one to compare.
Compare UV Care UVC Sterilizing Cabinet XXL 68L
See how it stacks up against our top pick in the head-to-head COCOBB 20L Mini UV Dish Sterilizer and Drying Cabinet vs UV Care UVC Sterilizing Cabinet XXL 68L, or browse the full UV sterilizer cabinets comparison.
Frequently Asked Questions
How big is the UV Care XXL inside?
The interior is 39 x 28 x 55.5 cm, about 68 litres, with the body measuring 45 x 36.5 x 64.5 cm. It needs dedicated counter or floor space rather than a corner.
What does it use to sterilize?
A combination of UVC light at 253.7nm, ozone generated at 185nm, and heat. Ozone reaches shaded surfaces that direct UV light misses, which is the point of combining them.
How long does a cycle take?
Thirty minutes. Because it generates ozone, let the cabinet air out before unloading rather than opening it immediately at the end of the cycle.
How long does the UV lamp last?
UV Care rates the lamp at 8,000 hours. That gives a real service interval, rather than leaving you to guess when the lamp output has faded below useful.