Are the toys bpa free?
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This product has flame retardants. What kind are they and have the toys been treated with those too?
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Here is a link to the company's stance on BPA use: http://www.infantino.com/customer-care/safety.cfm
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All plastics used in products manufactured for babies are children now must be BPA free by law.
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Hi Lynda They are plastic on one side. As for bpa free for side that touches baby not sure.
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Yes. They are very durable and flexible plastic. My youngest plays with these daily for the last year and none have been destroyed
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I would contact Avent & ask but I believe they are. Pretty sure they make all baby bottles,nipples, pacifiers, etc BPA free now.
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Yes it's BPA free. They don't have a suction bottom and they aren't microwaveable just FYI.
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I don't believe these are BPA free but I'm not 100% sure. I bought them as party favors for my kids birthday party and they're cute but certainly made of flimsy plastic
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I am so sorry..I did not see this in my inbox...I gave the set as a gift so I do not know. Melissa and Doug take their toymaking seriously, so if anyone is still using BPA, I doubt it would be them
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I purchased this over seven years ago. I have no idea if it is BPA free. It was made by Summit Products in China. Hope this helps. Excellent set and children have really enjoyed it.
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Yes, they are BPA Free. http://www.rubbermaid.com/Category/Pages/ProductDetail.aspx?Prod_ID=RP091261
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I don't believe they are. There is no documentation of that. I would email the company to find out for sure, but that is something that companies usually brage about on a box if it is BPA free
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I just talked with customer service on the phone, and she told me that they are BPA-free. They're made of polypropylene plastic.
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I'm uncertain as I discarded the packaging. But I recall checking to see if there is BPA and as far as I can remember they are BPA free. The plastic is pretty rigid with solid colors - nothing clear. Perhaps someone with packaging can answer for certain.
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No - they are bpa-free, non-toxic, environmentally sustainable productShatter proof and dishwasher safe. A great product!
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The fact that there is nothing mentioned on the bowls means that they are nor BPA free. From the look and feel these are more like plastic items included in the kitchen pretend play sets. Also, at the back, it just says 'made in china'.
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Yes. These pacifiers are 100% silicon, so they are free of BPA and all other plasticizers.
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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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Hi Dustin, yes the spatulas are BPA free. No plastics, just 100% food grade silicone. Hope this helps. Regards, Matt - StarPack Team