PBA: Can someone tell me whether this item is PBA free?
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You mean BPA. I called OXO and they said it is a newer type of plastic called Tritan, made by Eastman. While supposedly BPA free and safe, there is some question about that if you do a web search on Tritan (I wonder if any plastic is safe these days).
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Hello!Funny thing, the website stated all products were BPA free but the packaging did not specify that the item was...Hope this helps.
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It is alcohol free! I love it! Tastes amazing & so much healthier for the kids:))
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The other responder says it is.There is nothing mentioned on the package.All I can suggest is to contact Scotch. TOODLE-OJerry
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Yes, it says BPA free on the box...and you need to worry about BPA coming in contact with your food and beverages always; not just when microwaving.
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The label said "Dishwasher Safe, Unbreakable, PBA free, Made in USA". No mentioned of "Microwave"! It's too big to fit comfortably in my microwave. I imagine the "very" hot food / liquid will not do well in this bowl.
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No worry, it is BPA free, I have had one for years and the bulb does not react with food, unlike basters with the rubber bulb.
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They are plastic; but there are no markings on the dish to indicate what type of plastic (PBA free?). They are easy to clean and maintain and still look brand-new when we wash the dog drewl off. :) Overall we have been happy with them.
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Hello, I thought it said it is bpa free but didn't see any mention of it. You may want to check the website www.progressiveintl.com. I got to run! I hope this is helpful.
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AH... Linda helps clear things up a little. A lack of a recycling stamp doesn't mean anything specific, but it does mean that it isn't one of the first 6 on the list that are definitely BPA free. Progressive hasn't said either way, but some comenters have incorrectly said that it is listed BPA free on the description, which it isn't - or that the Progressive web site says that it is BPA free, either directly or by conclusion, but this is also not true. Read the answers on this product concerning BPA in 2014 and 2013 for my rebuff of those who have said that Progressive's site gives a clear answer. It doesn't. AH... Linda helps clear things up a little. A lack of a recycling stamp doesn't mean anything specific, but it does mean that it isn't one of the first 6 on the list that are definitely BPA free. Progressive hasn't said either way, but some comenters have incorrectly said that it is listed BPA free on the description, which it isn't - or that the Progressive web site says that it is BPA free, either directly or by conclusion, but this is also not true. Read the answers on this product concerning BPA in 2014 and 2013 for my rebuff of those who have said that Progressive's site gives a clear... » Read More AH... Linda helps clear things up a little. A lack of a recycling stamp doesn't mean anything specific, but it does mean that it isn't one of the first 6 on the list that are definitely BPA free. Progressive hasn't said either way, but some comenters have incorrectly said that it is listed BPA free on the description, which it isn't - or that the Progressive web site says that it is BPA free, either directly or by conclusion, but this is also not true. Read the answers on this product concerning BPA in 2014 and 2013 for my rebuff of those who have said that Progressive's site gives a clear answer. It doesn't. « Show Less
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You bring up a good point. Though I didn't read the box/packaging, there's not even any imprint on the product except "Made in Thailand". I don't know FOR SURE that it's BPA free.
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I didn't mention it because I was reading the same product description that you see here. Your question led me to do a bit of research and actually I believe it is BPA free. The coconut water is packed in a Tetra Pak. Here's a link to a website that gives tips for avoiding BPA. If you look under the soup category you'll see some info about Tetra Paks being BPA free. http://www.breastcancerfund.org/reduce-your-risk/tips/avoid-bpa.html
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The box says that the bags are made in the USA by Reynolds. There is no marking on the box saying "PBA Free".
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Exactly. I don't think we can be assured of authenticity. Is it even legal to repackage a product and represent it as the original? If I were the Haribo company (or any other vendor this happens to), I would not be happy.
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Yes it is, however if anyone who is going to be using it has a problem with alcohol, I would steer clear. It didn't say anything about it when ordering but it is in the package.
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I cannot find anything on the Phillips Fiber website that makes that claim, however the list of ingredients look gluten free to me. YMMV
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I have no idea. This company uses BPA free materials for items you drink or eat from. As I do not intend to eat from this, It doesn't matter as far as I am concerned. You must make your own decision. Chris