Are these bags BPA-free?
1188142
To quote Nuk, NUK products meet or exceed U.S. and international safety standards and our products are BPA free since 2008."
1380020
According to their website and their literature and packaging, they are BPA free.
1990795
That's what I received as well. Not sure if it is BPA free. I'm hesitated to use them.
2039038
Yes, they are BPA free. I contacted the Van Ness company. Their response "Yes, our pet food containers and bowls and litter boxes (all of our products) are BPA Free and USFDA pet food contact approved."
1161541
I read that they are BPA/PVC free but I would double check the company's website to confirm.
1130421
They are thin plastic. If they are biodegradable it's probably only as much as other bags that claim to be. Usually this mean that in theory they are, but in practice, once they are buried in a landfill and cut off from oxygen not much happens.
1937819
Yes, the user manual states that the cups are BPA free. Hope this answers your question.
2181110
Yes, they are BPA free, I emailed OGGI to ask that specific question. None of Oggi's acrylic products contain BPA
163807
Yes they are. What I've learned is that only "clear" plastic bottles may contain BPA but doesn't hurt to ask or research each product someone is interested in purchasing.
309984
Yes, they are airtight and BPA free. I am unsure as to the country of origin.
2125483
yes they are plastic, but not sure about BPA free, I'd contact manufacturer for reassurance on that.It's a REALLY nice kit!
1534492
they are BPA free but don't know about the warranty...but I contacted them directly from the Amazon site and they were very helpful to me...send them an email...
211368
Yes they are Phthalate Free. Under Product Information, it states that material type is "Phthalate Free, BPA Free".
2192422
Yes, they are BPA free. I love mine -- except they will crack if dropped on a hard surface. The crack hasn't shown any effect on keeping beverages hot or cold.
1191550
They are advertised as being BPA free. Personally, I'm not worried about the lids. So long as you don't fill them 100% full, it's fine.
1950482
I am not certain but I doubt if these are BPA-free since vendors go out of their way to differentiate that product -- and typically charge more for the option.
1543849
I know they are BPA free plastic, I don't know if it's this specific kind you mentioned.