Is your porcelain lead free?
494526
I'm not sure, but I will tell you its not the inside size they give you its the outsideincluding the handles.. I went to kohl's and bought one after, and was a lot happier..
1817457
Porcelain. The ones I have are definitely not plastic. Love them by the way.
1205244
I do not think all ceramic is contaminated with lead. Manufacture should aware consumer if is a problem with this cookware set.
564085
It appears to be completely made of porcelain, but you may want to contact manufacturer. Can't imagine they would use lead in something that is going to be used for food prep.
1935426
I'm sorry, I don't know if it's lead free or not. Unfortunately the packaging it came in did not have that information either. I was not aware that lead in that product could be a possibility. Thank you for the question.
1045301
Yes! Great if you have children and you don't want them exposed to harmful lead, these bowls are lead free.
1090722
I highly doubt it has lead in it. I know it is pfoa free and cadmium free. We use these pans a lot and love them.
72047
Their web site states that it is lead free. I hope that helps. This has been the easiest cleaning ever. AND its healthy :-)
1700445
In my research to find a nice set for my daughter, the company boost no lead in their porcelain. Hope that helps any at all. She loves it by the way, it has become her favorite game to play!
307014
I would not be certain they are lead free if they are from China. There was a big to-do years ago when it was discovered that the Polly-Pocket merchandise (interchangeable clothing that felt rubbery like silicone, though I can't say what they were made from) had lead in them. You would think that baking products wouldn't have lead (common sense) but China has different laws in this. I know that certain supplements and naturopathic things from China one ingests may contain lead and may not be labeled.
104815
I don't know. Possibly. I don't think the package says lead free. Ask the manufacturer.
1783976
Mine is currently in use, thus I cannot look at the bottom or inside of it, but the product description says: "The crock is 100% lead free vitrified porcelain." We've been using our for several years and no signs of lead poisoning yet. (some delirium and lots of insanity however).
384560
It is NOT lead free. In product details you can read: Proposition 65 warning!
707237
Oh golly, I'm sorry, I have no idea about the lead. I would assume it's lead free, but that's just my guess. I really enjoy mine.
402427
No. So far I've only found Denby, HF Coors, and Homer Laughlin that are lead free and cadmium free. Americans need to be more aware of this subject and demand dinnerware be manufactured here in the U.S.
1237874
Almost all of the time ceramic glassware is lead free. The glassware you should watch out for is crystal-ware since the crystallization is created using a lead compound. This is especially true when the crystal is tinted. Tinted GLASS is okay, but tinted crystal-ware is usually not. Regardless, the problem is caused when you are using acidic foods and beverages within these containers since they can cause lead leakage. As long as you are using a fairly neutral Ph in tinted crystal-ware you should still be fine.
564084
I don't know. I ordered a stainless steel one to replace this one due to its easy wear. I will dispose of this one when the new one comes in. I will never buy a porcelain one again.