Are these made in China? I don't buy China-made products because especially these types of products are full of lead. Does anyone know? Thanks!
1552097
Don't eat them and you won't need to worry where they came from. Hang them outside for a nice accent to the garden...Darwins' theory regarding adaptive selection and mutation from the environment is not working in your favor on that question.
1552098
No one cares why you don't buy made in China products. Which by the way you do. All the time. The "made in" only acknowledges the country items were assembled in and not the country the parts were manufactured in.These do not contain lead.
1086928
They were made in China. I wish I had known that. It would be nice if Amazon disclosed where products are made.
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They are not labeled - maybe the original package was. I'm sure they were made in Taiwan or China. They are a great product. If you limit yourself to USA made items, you are really limiting what you can buy. I try to buy USA, but it's often impossible.
864447
They're made in Waterbury, CT. I'm not sure if they contain lead and cadmium but I'm able to microwave them without the pieces becoming too hot to handle. They're very durable. I've knocked them together many times with no chipping or cracking. I love them.
1315557
There was no name on them. Someone asked if they contain lead. I never even thought of that.If you find out please email me. Thanks
742111
Hello, I believe they were made in China. We have plenty available for sale. (Kosmos Peru) seller. Great puzzles! Thanks, hope that helps!
307014
I would not be certain they are lead free if they are from China. There was a big to-do years ago when it was discovered that the Polly-Pocket merchandise (interchangeable clothing that felt rubbery like silicone, though I can't say what they were made from) had lead in them. You would think that baking products wouldn't have lead (common sense) but China has different laws in this. I know that certain supplements and naturopathic things from China one ingests may contain lead and may not be labeled.
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The are made in the US. They seem to be high quality solid brass, so I think no lead. I don't know how you can tell for sure without some testing. I don't know why they sell them in pairs, but I'm really happy with mine.
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Not for sure about being lead free. They are made in China. There was a strong odor when you take out of plastic wrap but it goes away, I think it's just that way from packaging and being sealed. Hope this helps!
1968368
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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I think they are lead free. What grade, I don't remember. The manufacturer should be able to tell you as I believe they told me
813166
Yes, it's made in China, What isn't? Glad I bought it before I asked. Does lead poisoning drive one "mad"? Check back, later.
1105756
Not sure if I missed where these are manufactured, but I went back to read && it didn't exactly give me a country. Like most things these days, I'm gonna assume they were made in China. I think maybe I read someone else say they were made in China. Sorry I can't be more specific :/
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I am extremely careful not to buy anything for my dogs that is made in China, so I know that these are USA made. If I have any question about the origin of a product, I always call to confirm the information. BTW, my dogs love these.....
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They are made in china. and the fact that it does not read lead free may be an indication that they are lead based. Thank you for bringing up this topic. i have searched the internet high and low and cannot find anything on the manufacturer and contents the dinner ware.
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No, unfortunately they require 1.3 lead. I have only been able to find the lead here on Amazon. However, Amazon has it priced great.
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I believe they are made in China. They aren't crap, I've had them for 4 years, they are fantastic.