Are these BPS free too?
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Thank you for your question. Our Glass, Classic, and Deco Bottles are BPA-free and BPS-free.
576575
They are BPA free, according to the Product Description (next to the last paragraph).
1602097
The packaging on the ones I received said that they were bpa free. I don't think company's are allowed to manufacture drinking items containing lead anymore, but for that you'll want to confirm with Sassy.
1766437
Don't know for sure, but have assumed they are NPA free. Maybe I'll do a little research to see if they are. Sorry I did not know the answer.
860398
Yes, they say they are BPA free. The tips do have a rubbery Silicone like feel and look to them.Honestly, I thought they would be great. But my son has no interest at all in them for now. Maybe he will like them later...
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Thanks, but your answer is a bit confusing. I asked if these are Free of surfactants & you said I don't think so, meaning there are surfactants in these. Did you actually mean that your don't think there are any surfactants in them?
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Not to be skeptical -- but a lot of manufactures are going with BPS which is far worse than BPA.The FDA could give a rip about our heath and work for big business IMHO.
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Yes, they are lead free and BPA free. If you want to check out other items, visit ore pet.com.�
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Before I ordered them, I read on another website that they were BPA, lead and something else free. The something else was a long name I can't remember.
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No I don't. However if I feel that the BP won't be used for an extended time, e.g., more than a month, I do take them off the BP.
513482
BPA free claims are a farce. BPA has been replaced with BPS which is a sister chemical and as dangerous, if not more so than BPA. This pitcher contains part marked with #7 meaning it very likely contains BPS. AVOID!!!
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Yes, the containers are boa free. Don't waste your money though..hard to get it just right.
309984
Yes, they are airtight and BPA free. I am unsure as to the country of origin.
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The package doesn't indicate they are latex free. If you have a latex allergy I would be look for bands that indicate they are latex free.
850032
It does not say on the product that they are bpa free and I no longer have the box. I went to the rubbermaid site and this along with many other products ARE bpa free.
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I don't know if they are BPA free but I would say they would be durable enough for repeatedly freezing of broths. I love mine!!
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They are BPA-free, but BPA-free does not mean EA-free (Ectopic Adrenocorticotropic Hormone Secretion). Stressed plastics in particular (e.g. those used in the microwave, exposed to light) release hormone-affecting compounds more so, and some BPA-free plastics release more than those with BPA. Only way to get around it for now is to use glass. That is until companies start testing their products as EA free y independent labs.