Who is answering these questions? We need to know what proof the straws are 18/10 steel and what country they are manufactured in. Thank you for res
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The Amazon community (buyers) answers the questions here. It does say 18/10 steel in the description but for anything more specific and for country of manufacture I suggest you ask the company / Epica.
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There is little information in the package the straw comes in and you would have to do a metalurgical analysis to be sure. But based on the table advertised for this straw with less than 0.2% iron I would say Grade 3 since Grade 5 is Titanium, 6% aluminium, 4% vanadium, 0.25% (maximum) iron, 0.2% (maximum) oxygen.
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I sent the straws to my son who is stationed in Thailand. So I don't have them to measure for you. The straws are the size that you would get with a malted milkshake. A bit larger than the regular straws. I got the brush cleaner for them also so that they could be cleaned out well when washed. The work really well and if they are a bit to long you can just cut them to the size you want. I would recommend them.
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Nothing on the packaging said non BPA. They were just what I was looking for ,hard plastic longer straws that hold up in the dishwasher and don't come out of your cup. I had a hard time finding the right length. I even check bed bath beyond since they carry a lot of that sort of thing. Always too short every where I looked.. love these straws... :)
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If you buy the straws from Fishercon (me) I can tell you that the straws are 301, or 304 Stainless depending on material availability. Both grades of stainless are among the highest quality and will provide decades of trouble free sipping!
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Mine just came and they're straight! What is going on here?? I am very angry that Amazon would allow a photo advertising this product which clearly shows the straws bent, yet the ones I received are straight and will NOT bend. Extremely dissatisfied.
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Yes they are made in China according to the tag. I wouldn't buy anything made in China, especially something meant to go in the mouth - of babies or anyone!!! You can't trust them, no matter what they advertise.
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Yea--China--if you don't buy from China on principal --fine. I just read an article about quality. According to that article FWIW--China and Taiwan have gotten numerous complaints over the years regarding the quality of their steel. They are now using better steel and temper methods and better quality control. I have no way of verifying this
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These are made in China. They appear to be decent quality stainless, clean easily and are supposedly made in an environmentally friendly supervised factory. I do have to say that I needed a new lid handle insert because after using it, it has deformed and they no longer fit together, and have written their "customer service" 5 times and gotten no where. Basically NON existent customer service or warranty support. Just be aware
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They state they're manufactured in the United Kingdom (England). I did inspect them very throughly when I received them, they're quality steel, welding and paint. I will be procuring several more.
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Wish I could answer your question, not really sure, but pull up Corona on the web and see if you can find information on them. I am not home now, a few states away, so cannot pull them out and see where they are made.
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Hi Wendy, The cups are made in China. They are made of the highest quality materials and our cups go through rigorous testing to ensure they meet our (and our customers') standards. These cups meet all necessary US regulations, and by using reputable and trusted manufacturers in China we are able to bring you a great quality product at an affordable price. I hope this helps with your enquiry. Please let us know if you have any further questions. BrightSpring
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I don't know where the straws are made. I like them. I use them occasionally. I put them in the dishwasher and have had no problem. Honestly I don't use them enough to know how well they will hold up over time. I don't use them for drinking thick liquid, such as smoothies. Hope this helps.
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These particular straws are 9" with a bend at 6". If you dig around a little deeper I think there were taller straws, but I don't remember the name brand of them. Sorry...hope you find your straws!
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Made in China...which are all cheap and don't work. Buy the ORIGINAL, MADE IN USA PAPER STRAWS from Aardvark!! The only straw that is safe and WORKS!!! It's very simple....if not made in the USA, then don't buy. Not all paper straws are alike and there is a MAJOR difference.
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Hi there. I'm out of time but compared to most straws you buy in supermarket, etc they are taller for sure ( for room to bend!!) and just a bit more around.
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I measured and they are not quite 1/4 inch in diameter. They look a little smaller than standard plastic straws, but not much. They may be actually the same size as the plastic, I just didn't have any to compare to as I threw all plastic away.