Must be CHINA made if you have black residue ( LEAD ) on your fingers huh?
1178954
I have had no contact with any black residue. I have seen nothing of that sort on these shot glasses. I also made cookie shot glasses with these and used them in an oven with no issues. Washing them in the sink has caused no issues either.
1178955
Is this a question ? I have never had an issue like that from these cups. I love them and plan on ordering another set . I make chocolate chip cookie cups and filled them with alcohol infused whipped cream, after I lined them with a thin layer of melted chocolate. They were awesome .
487643
I just became aware that lead is a problem in these crocks. I just had mine tested with an XRF gun and the result was 28ppm. I believe that is not a safe level... I'm sending mine back. I don't know if it came with a prop 65 warning b/c I already threw away all of the packaging.
1986897
I didn't see anything on the product information about that, I believe it is food grade silicone which therefore should not contain lead. I noticed that as well, but assumed that it was residue from the fats of the chocolate or something else harmless. I would advise washing it before every use; I turn the molds out and rinse thoroughly. Perhaps contact the company about this?
2222799
Cant say much other than its location of manufacture is not marked which it legealy should be, so I suspect it is not English made, as for lead who knows a small ammount is permissible in the making of porcelain, it was once 10% now I think its 1.5%. I cant help much more than that.
906916
Sticker on the bottom says made in China. I have two, one for hand soap and one for body lotion. Both work great and don't leave any rings on the counter. I know it's best to buy products made in the USA, but I can't complain about this purchase. Hope this helps.
161837
"Made in China" is printed on the bottom of the box. My wife didn't realize that and doesn't want to use it for brewing kombucha because of the risk of lead in the glass.
755877
Many electrical devices have such a warning if the device is made with lead or other heavy metals, even though it's only trace amounts as would be used in brass alloy or lead solder on electrical connections. No risk to the consumer.
2004740
Yes they are made in China, and I think they are lead free, but I'm not sure.
499369
It must be a shadow in the picture they have used, because on my mug set which is hammered copper,the black mark (stripe) does not exist. I would ask amazon to clarify the mark before purchase.
744774
Yes they are made in china. If you are looking for made in USA these wont be for you. I bought them because they don't leach lead.
982340
I looked on my tool and in the paperwork...can't tell where made due to wear on the sticker, as I have used this great tool for a year. I recall it being made in China tho, and while that is irritating, not much choice anymore. It is a very high quality tool tho, better than most of the shtuff out of there.
1994242
Don't waste your money! Mine turned black and I could hardly read the temps. Then I accidently left it in the oven when I put on the cleaning cycle and that was the end of it. Look for a better quality one. To answer your original question, I don't know where it was made. Probably China!
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.
677688
I believe it has to do with trace amounts of lead in items grown in soil, which is practically unavoidable. Google Prop 65 and try calling Vibrant Health for clarification. You probably got a container meant for California.
2111362
Mine is clearly marked "made in China" but it seems to be very reliable, is built very solidly and works pretty much as expected. Almost every consumer electronic product retailing at under $1000 of Japanese design is now made in China or Korea. This is clearly a Tascam designed product, and hopefully, Tascam also oversees the quality assurance of the production line. They are , of course, putting their corporate reputation on the line. It's interesting that many people today see Japanese made products as a "gold standard". I'm old enough to remember when most Japanese export products were literally made out of metal recycled from soda and beer cans and were likely to fail in the first few minutes of operation, if they worked at all. Just wait a couple of years and there will be people wishing for Chinese manufactured electronic products, since most production will then be shifted to Iraq and Afghanistan. Anyway, China or Japan, it really shouldn't matter if the device works well (as long as you don't worry about it being made of lead, melamine and used Toyota accelerator pedal assemblies). :-)
77958
Hi Janie, I don't know where the lead would be, as it's all bamboo. There isn't any place on it that there could even be any lead, not to mention that it is imported and anything that enters our country has to be Rohs compliant. Lead has been banned in the USA since 1978.
490643
Yes, this item is made in China. You know the old saying, "you get what you pay for". This toe nail clipper is Crap. Sorry I have to be honest.