Are these acid free?
2048701
Yes, these are acid free. I really like them, they work great for me for my coupon binder.
2048702
I thought they were. I don't have them available right now, as we are moving. You could always check with the company to be sure, or do on-line research.
2048703
Sorry, I'm not sure if they're acid free....I'm using them for recipes, so it's not critical for me. They came with minimal packaging, only a sheet of paper over the top few, and I don't recall if it said that. Not sure I'd use these for photos, if that's why you're asking.
2125724
Yes according to the packaging they are gluten free. Package specifies: No yeast, wheat, gluten, corn, soy, milk, sugar, starch, preservatives or animal products.
58910
No they are not sugar free.....I too do not like sugar free and these definitely are not!
860399
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...
822618
I have no idea I loaded them full of baking soda not baking powder to use as gas /acid reflux pills you would be better to ask the local drug store
1257322
I'm holding the 4-Pocket packaging in my hand, and the BCW insert says "acid free". Hope that helps! -Chris
744247
No. Unfortunately, they have a trace of salt as do most of the products packaged this way. We did not use this particular one.
1981938
To be honest, I can't tell if it's acid-free. I'm sorry this doesn't answer your question, but to be safe...I would have to say no?...I would ask the seller if I were you.
211368
Yes they are Phthalate Free. Under Product Information, it states that material type is "Phthalate Free, BPA Free".
791147
The box does not mention being acid free, nor does the manufacturers web side (www.smead.com) mention acid free. It does contain 10% post consumer recycled material. The 4x6" card guides product number is 56030, if you want to contact Smead Manufacturing directly. I was impressed by the quality of the index cards. They are heavyweight, most items like this keep getting thinner and thinner. These are sturdy and I will be ordering them again. If it doesn't say acid free, it probably isn't. I am using them as dividers for old family photos, even though I know acid free is always the way to go with photos. The box does not mention being acid free, nor does the manufacturers web side (www.smead.com) mention acid free. It does contain 10% post consumer recycled material. The 4x6" card guides product number is 56030, if you want to contact Smead Manufacturing directly. I was impressed by the quality of the index cards. They are heavyweight, most items like this keep getting thinner and thinner. These are sturdy and I will be ordering them again. If it doesn't say acid free, it probably isn't. I am using them as dividers for old family photos, even though I know acid free is always the way... » Read More The box does not mention being acid free, nor does the manufacturers web side (www.smead.com) mention acid free. It does contain 10% post consumer recycled material. The 4x6" card guides product number is 56030, if you want to contact Smead Manufacturing directly. I was impressed by the quality of the index cards. They are heavyweight, most items like this keep getting thinner and thinner. These are sturdy and I will be ordering them again. If it doesn't say acid free, it probably isn't. I am using them as dividers for old family photos, even though I know acid free is always the way to go with photos. « Show Less
288234
No, they are not. They are corn syrup, and high corn syrup free, though! Definitely sweet, but from the fruits that make them, so no, not sugar free.
309984
Yes, they are airtight and BPA free. I am unsure as to the country of origin.
2129189
I'm sorry, there is nothing on the packaging stating if it is 'acid free'. I checked closely and could not find it stated anywhere. I hope this helps.
271149
On their own web site it says that they are "gluten free and are packed in a separate facility to prevent cross contamination." The only caution it states on my package is that they may contain pits and/or pit fragments.
1885054
I would check directly with the company. Since IT IS NOT stated on the can, I DOUBT they are BPA free.
2167207
I cannot verify that they are "archival quality" -- but did it not state they were acid free?
706921
I am not an expert but my wife says they are low acid and you need to pressure can them.