Do these pearls contain any phthalates?
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I checked the PDF for 'True Delivery Technology', which is the encapsulation type used, and there doesn't appear to be any used. If you do a Google search on "True Delivery Technology probiotics" you will see the PDF file and other sites describing it. So as far as I know, there are no harmful phthalates.
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I believe they are. Most of OXO's products that will contain food steer clear of BPA, PVC and phthalates.
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Based on what the seller says, it does not contain BPA, lead and/or phthalates (high or low). The only thing I noticed is a strong odor during the first two weeks.
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Yes, this toy is BPA and Phthalate free. I called the manufacturer before purchasing to be sure.
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I would trust Amazon. The balls are a great value and most items for children are , now, Phthalate Free
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I contacted the company and this is their response: "Our bottles and packaging are free from BPA and BPS, phthalates and other hormone disrupters. We have no such ingredients in our products either." Sorry it took so long.
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Bisphenol a (bpa), phthalate, pvc, polycarbonate-free and 100-percent non-toxic (what it says on the description)
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I bought it for my granddaughter and I'm pretty sure the product it's BPA free, because my daughter doesn't keep anything that it's not BPA or phthalate free or anything that's harmful for my granddaughter health.Only one bad thing they didn't receive the complete set, were missing several parts.I asked for those parts and still don't have any answer from this company.
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The post from T. Glass doesn't cite a source. But I was able to find the following. URL where I found it below the quote. "Katie said... I contacted Manhattan toys about the winkel. Here is their response. "Katie, Thank you for contacting Manhattan Toy, The Winkel is manufactured with PU tubing. As such, it does not contain PVC (phthalates) or Polycarbonate (BPA). In general I can't say that all of our toys are BPA, and PVC free. I can say that our toys are safe and meet the safety requirements that are put forth by American Society for Testing and Materials (ASTM) and the European Union (EN71). If you have another toy you are inquiring about, please send me an email and I can let you know if it contains BPA, or PVC. Best Regards, Tomeko " http://zrecs.blogspot.com/2008/04/zrecs-guide-to-safer-teethers.html
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Packaging doesn't state phthalate free; I did look at several websites to check this out. The best info I could find indicates most new rubbermaid food containers have low levels of this chemical, but none tested show leaching into food. The bottom grid for this produce saver product is a hard plastic, like a lid, and very unlikely to contain these plastic softeners. I worry more about deordorants, cosmetics, anything with fragrance etc. than these particular containers. However, to be completely safe, your best bet is glass containers with hard plastic lids.
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No. However, the Dove men's deep clean body wash (red bottle) DOES contain plastic microbeads. Look for the word "polyethylene" in the list of ingredients. That's what those little plastic beads are made of. I think those plastic microbeads will be removed sometime in the near future because everybody now knows that they are polluting our water sources. Plus fish are swallowing them. I'm certainly in no mood to eat tuna that's got little plastic beads in them!
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The ad states that they are BPA-free. My guess is that they are not phthalate-free. If they were, I believe that the company wold have advertised them as such, since this would be a great (profitable) selling point. Best to just call/email the company and ask...
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I purchased them from amazon here is the name if them.....Non-Toxic 200 "Phthalate Free" Crush Proof Non-Recycled Quality Play Balls 6 Color : Red, Orange, Yellow, Green, Blue and Purple
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Hi Brian, this product may have phthalates in it. thank you for your interest, customer service
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According to the website, "all Sterilite food storage and kitchen items are BPA-free and phthalate-free." http://www.sterilite.com/food_storage.html
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Yes! I bought 2 of these and the package says they are BPA, PVC, and Phthalate free.
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Yes, they really look like pearls, they could be used on a wedding cake. I used them on Christmas cookies which my grandchildren and other small children in the family ate. I hope this helps.