Is this set BPA free?
1428055
I do not recall anything on the packaging saying one way or another, but the utensils are made of 100% lexan and according to what I found: The bulk of the research shows that Plastic #7 (Lexan, Nalgene and other polycarbonate) bottles do not leach bisphenol A in amounts proven to cause health concerns in humans. Also, the plate set is made of polypropolene which according to what I found polypropylene nor melamine contain two of the toxins that have raised concern in recent years: bisphenol A (BPA) and phthalates. Sorry I cannot be more specific. I have had this item for some time.
1428056
I do not recall anything on the packaging saying one way or another, but the utensils are made of 100% lexan and according to what I found: The bulk of the research shows that Plastic #7 (Lexan, Nalgene and other polycarbonate) bottles do not leach bisphenol A in amounts proven to cause health concerns in humans. Also, the plate set is made of polypropolene which according to what I found polypropylene nor melamine contain two of the toxins that have raised concern in recent years: bisphenol A (BPA) and phthalates.Sorry I cannot be more specific. I have had this item for some time.
1428057
According to the manufacturers information, the plate, cup and bowl are made from 100% polypropylene and the utensils are made from 100% lexan. Polypropylene should be bisphenol A (BPA) free because BPA is not used in the synthesis of polypropylene. However, lexan (a polycarbonate which is usually synthesized from BPA and phosgene) would likely not be BPA free.
1251123
Yes, it's BPA free. It is made of polyethylene and silicone, neither of which contain BPA
1704150
I would presume it is not if it does not specifiy. Shame on the seller/manufacturer, all should be BPA free by now.
653478
Hi. I bought these, in part, because the description online for this item said that they were BPA free, so I assume that's correct. Beyond that, I don't know. I usually rip off the packaging and toss it.
1609493
I am not sure if the lids are BPA free. I bought them as a gift for someone. I never opened the box.
1455488
Yes it's BPA free. It has a "BPA-free" symbol on the right top corner of the packaging.
2022761
The item arrived with BPA-free stickers attached, so I assume that it is BPA free
1943989
I do not think so. Being BPA free was not in the description for the product.
1844389
I would think so. I've had the set for quite a while now and have put every piece in the dishwasher. I haven't had a problem. I would not have bought a set that was not dishwasher safe.
613418
I never noticed anything regarding BPA. Our four grandchildren, ranging from 8 to 1-1/2, play with this set.
1306321
As far as I know yes. No chemical smell came from package when opened and each time it has been washed, nothing really standing out as being not BPA free.
1268272
I do not know about the BPA free part but it is dishwasher safe and my daughter has washed it many times in her dishwasher.
1870633
Absolutely is BPA Free just check the Reditainer website: http://reditainer.com/?page_id=327
520997
I do not know for sure, but I am fairly certain that nothing on it or it's packaging said it was BPA free.
747296
I just chatted with an Amazon customer service rep who checked their internal catalogs to confirm that IT IS BPA FREE! Hope this helps.
763636
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
831941
No - they are bpa-free, non-toxic, environmentally sustainable productShatter proof and dishwasher safe. A great product!