Is this BPA FREE? BPA can effect the brain, behavior &amp; prostate gland of fetuses, infants, &amp; children
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I have no idea. You might want to contact the manifacturer. Got it as a gift and so far everyone seems to be just fine.
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Yes. It's definitely BPA free. I just saw the other reply. Edit: I could have sworn it was labeled BPA free. Sorry. I see from the website that they used to be labelled BPA free but removed it and are working on the issue. They also offer it in glass jars, which I prefer.
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Sorry, but there is no information on the can about BPA. I have found a lot of organic products do not provide info on BPA.
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Perhaps you could contact the manufacturer to find out. It might say somewhere on the packaging but we threw that out a long time ago. I'm really not sure if its BPA free.
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I contacted learning resources last week to ask about BPA and phthalates. Here is the response I received. Thank you for contacting Learning Resources/Educational Insights. We take safety very seriously and all of our products meet or exceed safety standards with our high standards for toy safety. All products are phthalate-free, lead-free and are made of PVC and low density polyethylene. Our products do not contain BPA. Our toys are evaluated against the standards set forth by the Consumer Products Safety Improvement Act (CPSIA). This includes testing for certain phthalates (a plasticizer used to make plastic soft), lead in paint, lead in substrate and compliance with the testing guidelines set forth by ASTM F-963. You can also read more about our commitment to safety here: http://bit.ly/LCz6.
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Good question! BPA free, perhaps you can educate me on what "BPA free" is........? Have use this only once.
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Unfortunately, BPA-free is not the end of the cause for concern--it is just the beginning. It is now known that an alternative to BPA, called BPS, is widely used in its place, allowing products to claim BPA-free. BPS has been documented to act as a stronger, more dangerous endocrine disrupter than BPA, as well as more persistent in the environment. This toy has BPS if it is not disclosed to omit it.
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According to their website, it is BPA-free... most of their products are, and if they are not, they mention it. It's a great product, I highly recommend!
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Absolutely is BPA Free just check the Reditainer website: http://reditainer.com/?page_id=327
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Just checked the bottle ... it does not say BPA free ... there is a symbol that says ... PET and 1 in the triangle.
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Website dexbaby.com says bpa free. Check it out. On the tag, "content: poyeurethane" hope that helps.
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Hi Anne;Thank you for your inquiry. The item you have inquired is BPA free. BPA is a mass-produced industrial chemical used primarily to make polycarbonate plastics and epoxy resins. There are concerns regarding BPA's potential health effects however there no proven cases that is so. BPA Free products are made without this chemical and that is ow they get their name.PosPaperRoll Customer Service
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I was wondering the same thins. So, I looked it up on Progressive International's web site. That web site says that it is BPA free.
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Check out this article from Atuna on a recent FDA study regarding BPA: http://atuna.com/index.php/2-uncategorised/618-fda-reconfirms-bpa-low-dose-theory-on-canned-food#.UwT3cIXYG0UVisit out our website at www.oceannaturals.com for more information on health and wellness or feel free to email us at customerservice@thetunastore.com with any questions. Thank you!
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I wouldn't. Since it's made of silicone, most likely the guilty chemical is formaldehyde, which is a no-no for me in baby stuff. Though they say it's not released until silicone reaches high temperatures, but that can be said about BPA as well...
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I find it interesting that the website listing for this activity ball makes not mention of it, and people say neither does the packaging, but Walmart is saying that it is BPA free. Here is the manufacturer's website of this item, as I found that it didn't come up when I typed "Clack and Slide Activity Ball" and various other key word searches: http://www.kidsii.com/brightstarts/bright-starts-clack-slide-activity-ball Sadly, SafeMama says they have been getting conflicting reports regarding another item, and in the end, the company, Bright Starts, merely said "consumers can be assured that Kids II products comply with all existing and applicable U.S. and international standards for BPA and phthalates in our products". Hmmm, I guess take what you want from that answer.
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I'm not 100% sure. I don't think it is bpa free, do not recall seeing any 'bpa free' statement on the packaging. Here's the brand website if you'll like to verify with the manufacturer: http://www.kidsii.com/brightstarts/ . In terms of play value, I highly recommend it. My nephew started playing with it from around 7 months, and we think it helps develop his motor skills (hand motions). We also started teaching him not to put things into his mouth from around 4 months old, and were very cautious about not letting him teeth on anything other than his pacifier and specific teething toys.