Is it BPA free? Is this silicone? Is there fiberglass in it (which makes it unusable if it gets scratched or torn).
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Yes, yes, and no:) It is a special FDA approved food-grade silicone raw material, which is BPA FREE! No fiberglass so you can cut it to size if you want! Thanks for the great questions!
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I have learned that this product is BPA free and is 100% silicone without any fibreglass. Good question Jem
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It is a white translucent plastic. I don't know about it being silicone. I hope that answers your question
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It's made of some kind of plastic. I don't not if it's BPA free or not. If it isn't I am going to throw it away.
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There is no fiberglass in the muffin pans. They are 100% Food Grade Silicone!
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The one I bought is glass, so I don't believe it will have bpa, I hope that help you
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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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I would suggest contacting Norpro to be sure but I assume as it is silicone it is bpa free to be food safe.
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Yes it is BPA free. If you go to the website for Buddy Bowl you can see the details.
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Don't know if it's BPA free but there is no plastic inside other than the cover.
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The container says "high grade silicone" but it doesn't list all the ingredients or specifically say BPA-free.
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I don't know if it's BPA free. Have never used this one. But you can go to the manufacturers website and check. You can also send questions thru Amazon to the manufacturer.
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This is a mat without fiberglass, as far as I know- just a good, regular, silicone mat. I was even able to vut mine into smaller sections. Hope this helps!
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Glass is BPA free. Even if the plastic lid is BPA free doesn't mean it's safe. They replace the BPA with another chemical. And I'm pretty sure it isn't safe either. this is what i found about siliconeIf plastic can't be avoided altogether, the safest type (meaning the most stable, slowest to degrade and leech chemicals into your water, food, etc.) is silicone.There is a lot of debate on silicone leaching chemicals. I did read some where that it's least likely in silicone that isn't heated up. As in the ones you cook with.So glass, 100% natural rubber and metal are the best I've read Glass is BPA free. Even if the plastic lid is BPA free doesn't mean it's safe. They replace the BPA with another chemical. And I'm pretty sure it isn't safe either. this is what i found about siliconeIf plastic can't be avoided altogether, the safest type (meaning the most stable, slowest to degrade and leech chemicals into your water, food, etc.) is silicone.There is a lot of debate on silicone leaching chemicals. I did read some where that it's least likely in silicone that isn't heated up. As in the ones you cook with.So glass, 100% natural rubber and... » Read More Glass is BPA free. Even if the plastic lid is BPA free doesn't mean it's safe. They replace the BPA with another chemical. And I'm pretty sure it isn't safe either. this is what i found about siliconeIf plastic can't be avoided altogether, the safest type (meaning the most stable, slowest to degrade and leech chemicals into your water, food, etc.) is silicone.There is a lot of debate on silicone leaching chemicals. I did read some where that it's least likely in silicone that isn't heated up. As in the ones you cook with.So glass, 100% natural rubber and metal are the best I've read « Show Less
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Norpro's web site only says it's: "durable, hard plastic." Until they say it is BPA-free, I would assume that it is not.
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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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The packaging does not say BPA free, but it does say that it is 100% FDA grade silicone.
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It is my understanding that the red part is silicone (not silicon, though that is an element of silicone). To find out for sure about BPA, I would contact the company. They have a web site: http://www.tovolo.com. I hope this puts you on the right track. Happy cooking!