Do these tumblers contain BPA?
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I don't know, but they are dishwasher safe. I'm still really enjoying mine.
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I do know that they are made in the USA, so most likely they are BPA free. To the best of my knowledge, most plastics recently made in the USA are BPA free. I love mine. Have had them for a little over a year. We use them all the time, and have had only one crack.
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Whats funny is even a vast majority of 'BPA free' plastics leach chemicals that mess with infant endrocrine. There is a public study out there that shows 95% of all the plastics they tested -- even BPA free -- tested positive for the chemicals we strive to stay away from. Can you say for certain that any plastic manufacturer is 100% safe? Nope. Why? They do not and will not show you their chemical composition of their plastic. Those blueprints are proprietary and heavily guarded.If you're worried about BPA and harmful chemicals, live a completely plastic-free life. Use glass/ceramic. Whats funny is even a vast majority of 'BPA free' plastics leach chemicals that mess with infant endrocrine. There is a public study out there that shows 95% of all the plastics they tested -- even BPA free -- tested positive for the chemicals we strive to stay away from. Can you say for certain that any plastic manufacturer is 100% safe? Nope. Why? They do not and will not show you their chemical composition of their plastic. Those blueprints are proprietary and heavily guarded.If you're worried about BPA and harmful chemicals, live a completely plastic-free life. Use... » Read More Whats funny is even a vast majority of 'BPA free' plastics leach chemicals that mess with infant endrocrine. There is a public study out there that shows 95% of all the plastics they tested -- even BPA free -- tested positive for the chemicals we strive to stay away from. Can you say for certain that any plastic manufacturer is 100% safe? Nope. Why? They do not and will not show you their chemical composition of their plastic. Those blueprints are proprietary and heavily guarded.If you're worried about BPA and harmful chemicals, live a completely plastic-free life. Use glass/ceramic. « Show Less
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Another customer asked whether these straws are BPA-free and the seller's answer was YES, they are BPA-free.
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These are ceramic/glass - no BPA involved. BPA is a plastic issue or food-can-lining issue.
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yes they are BPA free... We own 12 of them and have used them for 20 yrs. Enjoy Bettye c.
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Sorry, I threw out the packaging so I don't know. I do recall that that are BPA free, so they do meet US safety standards.
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They are BPA free plastic and very sturdy... I've dropped mine several times lol. They are easy to clean and haven't leaked yet. I hand wash them.
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I'm sorry I don't know if they are BPA free or not. On the bottom is a 2 inside a triangle with the letters HOPE under it.
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Yes, the care & safety instruction sheet states that the containers are BPA free.
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I'm going to say yes. No BPA because they are all glass and no lead because this type of glass doesn't need lead and they are not painted or glazed. I love mine and so far they do very well in the dishwasher and microwave. the best part is that they are small so they are perfect for portion control or for more elegant dinners.
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They are Bpa free ! They are the same as the ones sold at Walmart! I saw them after I had already purchased these):
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I don't know weather they are BPA free, there made in Europe. There very small so the couldn't contain much.
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I do not see any markings that indicate that these lids are BPA-free. The bigger concern is the composition of the glass itself. Corning divested its interests in 1998 and, with that, the original formula of borosilicate glass was changed to soda-lime glass, a cheaper and more volatile composition. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pyrex. I have both the original and current version of these ribbed glass storage bowls. The earlier is heavier and will likely outlast the modern version by generations.
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Hi. I'm not sure I trust the answer, but I emailed the Chinet Company on their website. I received a response today from "Margie Brown" in "Chinet Customer Care." She said "Yes, our Chinet Cut Crystal Tumblers are a BPA free product." I was surprised because if you Google "BPA free tumblers," a number of companies and their products come up, but niot these Chinet tumblers. Why wouldn't they advertise this?Tom Lockhart
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Great question. Yes, our play balls are BPA free. These play balls are made out of low-density polyethylene.
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I have no idea if they are BPA free...you might want to Google that. I don't use them in ways in which that would be a big issue.
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Its been awhile since I last pyrchased these bottles, but I think they are BPA free. They were very popular with my kids.
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I don't know. But given that plastic manufacturers traditionally used BPA in practically everything, and now shout from the rooftops when their product is"BPA-free", I think it is wise to assume that these bottles do contain BPA.