Does anyone know where the pitcher is made? Is there lead in it?
198854
I don't know where it's made, but it's glass, not crystal, so I don't know why it would have lead in it.
2220544
The only metal bottle on the market made entirely in America comes from Liberty Bottleworks. It's an aluminum bottle though. All stainless steel containers on the market are made in China except for Sigg which is made in Switzerland and not double-wall insulated. You'll have to test for lead when you get it if you're worried about it, but there's no reason anyone would put lead in Stainless Steel. You'll be looking out for other nasty chemicals instead. Put boiling water in the bottle, let it sit, then test the water...or trust that LifeLine is screening their Chinese manufacturers appropriately. The only metal bottle on the market made entirely in America comes from Liberty Bottleworks. It's an aluminum bottle though. All stainless steel containers on the market are made in China except for Sigg which is made in Switzerland and not double-wall insulated. You'll have to test for lead when you get it if you're worried about it, but there's no reason anyone would put lead in Stainless Steel. You'll be looking out for other nasty chemicals instead. Put boiling water in the bottle, let it sit, then test the water...or trust that LifeLine is screening their Chinese manufacturers... » Read More The only metal bottle on the market made entirely in America comes from Liberty Bottleworks. It's an aluminum bottle though. All stainless steel containers on the market are made in China except for Sigg which is made in Switzerland and not double-wall insulated. You'll have to test for lead when you get it if you're worried about it, but there's no reason anyone would put lead in Stainless Steel. You'll be looking out for other nasty chemicals instead. Put boiling water in the bottle, let it sit, then test the water...or trust that LifeLine is screening their Chinese manufacturers appropriately. « Show Less
767427
You can buy USA Faberware older percolators on ebay...that last over 40 yearsALL made in the USA...The Faberware models then that looked like a water pitcher have all stainless parts insidesometimes on ebay you can find them to have GLASS bubblers at top : )
1682064
It is a stainless steel disk with food grade silicone. Made to US standards so it should not have any lead in it. You could always email the company if you wanted to be sure but I believe it is lead free. My baby loves this teether.
508618
Made in china. See if pioneerpet.com has the answer to your question about lead free and non toxic. I love the bowl. Haven't had any puking cats from over and fast eating since I started using it.
452657
Like all quality products in America it is handcrafted in Iowa by --->> no wait. That was a dream I had last night. --- China --- It is still an awesome pot. We haven't died of heavy metal poisoning yet.
648410
Its made out of Porcelen and I didn't see anything that really stands out as lead. I did contact the seller and this is what they told me "I dont know if it is lead free. There are no markings on the box and I have never seen japanese/any tableware with the a lead free certification. I would say use your best judgement."
1523807
I don't believe it is lead crystal, but it is quite thick crystal. I want to say it was made in Romania, but I can't remember for certain. Having not given you definite answers, I will say it is lovely! It is heavier than expected and the bees on the glass were a nice touch. Everyone that comes in my kitchen comments on how pretty it is. I am VERY pleased with the purchase, and if it should break tomorrow, I would be ordering another! Hope this helps.
22951
My recollection is that it came from China. No assurance was given about lead or other toxics. Not asked but: I take this opportunity to note that the ceramic filter absorbs *a lot* of heat while the water drips through.
1893850
When I emailed them, the manufacturer stated that the brass valve on the bottle contains a small amount of lead. They ship these out of California so by law they have to print the warning on the bottle.
1406479
Bless your heart I don't know...I would contact the company directly... That's the same pitcher I have.. Any thing you find out will be helpful to all who own it...
569121
It's stainless, don't know where it was made. Feels solid; fill one half the scoop, close it, let it steep to your taste. I have two and I really like them.Dale
1217097
the pitcher is metal except for the window where you can see the water level, the cover and the well that holds the filter and the water to run through the water filter and the handle. there is no plastic that lines the inside of the pitcher. hope this answers your question.
1022408
I believe it was made in Japan. I no longer have any of the labels, but fine print on the lid looks to be Japanese. We really like the pitcher. We have two in the door of the refrigerator and they fit nicely.
867140
The pitcher is made from glass. The lid is supposed to be the kind of plastic that is not bad for you. Hope this helps.
611302
As far as I know, lead is not in glass, usually it's in paint. When I buy ceramics from Mexico, they actually say "lead free" on the bottom. Glass is made from sand.
1826334
I am guessing they do not contain lead, since toys made overseas are put through a rigorous testing process before being sold here. (My dad was a manager of a wholesale distribution company, which is how I know all about this.) It says on the box that they are made in China. The back of the box states, "Melissa and Doug products meet or exceed all U.S. toy testing standards and pass our high quality requirements." I bought these almost three years ago though, so maybe the packaging states something different now. Good luck!