Is this container BPA and/or phalate free?
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Snapware states that all their products are BPA-free. I found no statement about phthalate,, though (which is, I think, what you are referring to). I don't use these containers for food, but to organize small household items. For this purpose I have been very pleased with Snapware stackable containers.
1749470
It is hard plastic, with no coating. I don't know if it is BPA free or not. I don't ever heat the containers up.
492504
Yes, the care & safety instruction sheet states that the containers are BPA free.
1251123
Yes, it's BPA free. It is made of polyethylene and silicone, neither of which contain BPA
529408
There's a #2 symbol on the bottom. BPA free according to their website (http://waterbrick.org/product-specifications.php): "The container is made out of HDPE (High Density Polyethylene resin). The lid is made out of High Density Polypropylene. The gasket is made out of Dynaflex TPE (Thermoplastic Elastomer). Just changed my water after a year (oops), and after letting the water breath briefly, there's no plastic taste.
1357120
Nowhere on it does this set say that it is BPA free, and as a matter of fact, it is made of PVC--a highly toxic to little ones endocrine (hormone)-disrupting plastic, loaded with phthalates and carcinogens. I returned mine because of the intense chemical odor and learning it is made of PVC.
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The short answer is yes it is BPA free. Was researching this last night so I had the info already on hand to post. This product is made from HPDE which does not use BPA. On a side note and looking to help you save money, you'll find these 2 sites most helpful. $38.99 each - Free delivery http://www.lexingtoncontainercompany.com/Military-Water-Cans.html $25.99 each - Free delivery with $50 order or more http://www.buylci.com/CatalogProductDisplayG.aspx?D1=water-can&Keyword=water%20can&sc=BM&fi=1&fr=1&ps=0&av=0 For more info on plastics read this: http://www.livestrong.com/article/158674-which-plastic-containers-can-i-safely-use/ and this: http://yalesustainability.wordpress.com/2009/04/29/do-you-know-which-number-plastic-bottles-are-safe-to-reuse/
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BPA & Phthalates are in plastics - this jar is glass, so it inherently is BPA & Phthalate free. I don't know how many oz it holds, but the description says 3.06 oz so I would go with that. The glass is recyclable.
870754
Yes it is BPA free. I checked with OXO and they assured me that consumers' safety is a top priority during the development of their products and therefore all their products are BPA and PVC free.
1083278
No idea. Most of Tupperware is BPA free but I am not able to confirm this for any particular item. Barbara
2204856
The container is made of polycarbonate and I don't know if it is BPA free. It is a great blender, unbeatable in power for frostiness and smoothies.
2251732
I agree with Nathans answer. Only item to have BPA would be plastic lids. And it is clearly stated BPA free.
520997
I do not know for sure, but I am fairly certain that nothing on it or it's packaging said it was BPA free.
1199241
This is what their website states - though no guarantee that these products sold here haven't been in storage prior to any type of conversion over to non-BPA, my assumption would be that they are BPA free:Are Sterilite Food Storage products BPA-free and phthalate-free?A: Yes, all Sterilite food storage and kitchen items are BPA-free and phthalate-free.
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April I cannot say it is for sure. But I have emailed the seller and will post their response when I get it. **Update** I received a response from WFN and the container is BPA free!!
1817951
I have no idea. It's plastic and not advertised as BPA free so I'm betting it's in there!
1111597
Yes! I bought 2 of these and the package says they are BPA, PVC, and Phthalate free.