Is the stoneware lead-free? Is this product made in US or Canada?
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Can't tell u if it's lead free. It is made in China. It says so right on the crock pot.
1469293
Definitely, I checked it out and it's a super healthy and safe product. I think it's made in the USA.
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From their website: "DO VITACLAY ® POTS CONTAIN ANY LEAD?Our pots have been tested by an independent laboratory for lead contamination. This lab, like most others, can detect lead up to 0.01% or 100 parts per million (the same standard applied to children's toys). When testing our clay pot, the lab concluded that our pot is at least 99.99% lead-free. In other words, our pots may actually be 100% lead-free but the lab can't measure them to this level of accuracy.We've long believed our pots are in fact 100% lead-free, but we cannot make this claim for legal reasons."I don't know where it was made and I seem to have misplaced the booklet that came with it, so I can't look to see. From their website: "DO VITACLAY ® POTS CONTAIN ANY LEAD?Our pots have been tested by an independent laboratory for lead contamination. This lab, like most others, can detect lead up to 0.01% or 100 parts per million (the same standard applied to children's toys). When testing our clay pot, the lab concluded that our pot is at least 99.99% lead-free. In other words, our pots may actually be 100% lead-free but the lab can't measure them to this level of accuracy.We've long believed our pots are in fact 100% lead-free, but we cannot make this claim for legal... » Read More From their website: "DO VITACLAY ® POTS CONTAIN ANY LEAD?Our pots have been tested by an independent laboratory for lead contamination. This lab, like most others, can detect lead up to 0.01% or 100 parts per million (the same standard applied to children's toys). When testing our clay pot, the lab concluded that our pot is at least 99.99% lead-free. In other words, our pots may actually be 100% lead-free but the lab can't measure them to this level of accuracy.We've long believed our pots are in fact 100% lead-free, but we cannot make this claim for legal reasons."I don't know where it was made and I seem to have misplaced the booklet that came with it, so I can't look to see. « Show Less
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From their website: "DO VITACLAY POTS CONTAIN ANY LEAD? Our pots have been tested by an independent laboratory for lead contamination. This lab, like most others, can detect lead up to 0.01% or 100 parts per million (the same standard applied to children's toys). When testing our clay pot, the lab concluded that our pot is at least 99.99% lead-free. In other words, our pots may actually be 100% lead-free but the lab can't measure them to this level of accuracy. We've long believed our pots are in fact 100% lead-free, but we cannot make this claim for legal reasons." I don't know where it was made and I seem to have misplaced the booklet that came with it, so I can't look to see.
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Hi Sandy,In the older pieces made in theUS there is no lead, but the newer pieces are being made in China and do have small amounts of lead in them. I hope this helps.Bella
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lead free? probably. Getting a supply of glaze with lead would probably be difficult. If it were some weird, uncommon color, I might be more skeptical. Made in America? doubtful. Anyway, I didn't know this until recently but some of the kiln factories in china are hundreds of years old and quite famous. If your cup has no mention of a kiln, it's not from one of the highly regarded kiln factories. price is indicative.
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I don't know. Nothing marked on stoneware. I've discsrded the box. All I can say is the quality of the item is first class. Looks great. Embossing is sharp and glaze is shiny. A lovely piece.
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These aren't "crystal" coffee mugs. (Traditionally, crystal contains some lead to make it easier to cut.) Also, this product was made in the USA. If you wanted to be absolutely sure about the lead, I would contact Libbey.
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I just live chatted with Kitchen Aid and they said that the ceramic pot has tested lead and cadmium "free" and that the product does *not* require a california prop 65 warning. I think that's as close as one can get to being certain that it's lead free before purchasing and testing yourself.
198854
I don't know where it's made, but it's glass, not crystal, so I don't know why it would have lead in it.
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This is a cast iron sink so there is no lead in this product. Besides, Lead Free or AB1953 regulation only apply to kitchen and bathroom faucets, not to sinks.
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Yes it is lead free. If you Google the question, you will see several articles which confirm it is lead free glass.
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They are ceramic. The packaging labels them as stoneware. Additionally, they are dishwasher and microwave safe and also stated to be leadfree.
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Its made out of Porcelen and I didn't see anything that really stands out as lead. I did contact the seller and this is what they told me "I dont know if it is lead free. There are no markings on the box and I have never seen japanese/any tableware with the a lead free certification. I would say use your best judgement."
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They are made in China. Be warned though, it is not stoneware but ceramic coated with enamel. But still a great product! A great buy!
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On the Grosche website, they only mention that it is borosilicate glass, just as Amazon indicates. I do not know if that means it is lead-free, though. I recommend emailing them at sales@grosche.ca to verify.
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I just looked at my set and it says it's from Massachusetts but stamped "made in China". Not sure about lead - I wouldn't think so since they're tin and hopefully the paint is embedded enough to not emit any if there was. My grandkids drink real water and sometimes tea from them.
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It is ceramic, not sure where it is made or if it is lead free. I hope so! There is no stamp or label on the bottom of it.
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I checked their website and it says all of their glazes are lead free. One should expect that since they are a domestic producer of food safe containers they would be compliant with US law.
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They appear to be made from pottery clay and painted. We have used them with no ill effects; but I don't know if they are lead free.