Is there anything on the packaging stating whether the mug is BPA free? I don't see that information anywhere on the website.
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Mine stated that it was BPA free on the packaging when I got it. Also, the interior of the thermos is uncoated stainless steel, which is BPA free, always.
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I'm sorry I don't have the wrapper. I wasn't as concerned about PBA because the body is stainless steel. In fact, I bought this to replace a plastic travel mug I had. Since the water and plastic are not constant contact I feel the worry of PBA being leached out of the plasticto be minimul.
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the actual paper package is long gone so I cannot comment on that, but the base of the Thermos only states "Copyright 2006 Ignite USA, Dishwasher Safe Lid, Hand Wash Body, Do Not Microwave, Made in China". The Thermos Lid states "Always Depress Button With Mug In Upright Position Before Tipping Mug Forward To Drink". Sorry that I cannot answer your question more directly.
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I don't believe it says it on the packaging itself however, if you go on this website http://www.amazon.com/qp/product/B004or on 5 best travel mug for 2013 the Contigo Autoseal description says: made from BPA free material.I hope this helps!
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I don't believe it says it on the packaging itself however, if you go on this website
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It's BPA free by design due to the fact that it's stainless steel. You only really need to be concerned about BPA in polycarbonate plastics.
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my understanding that BPA can be found in some plastics and my mug is stainless steel BUT the lid and mouthpiece are a plastic composition with no id markings. I understand BPA is identified with a number code of 7. I cannot find any numbers on my lid.
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No. I had a direct conversation with Mr coffee, and they could not say it was Bpa free. I got a cuisinart from Costco that is.
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mine is bpa free plastic according to the manufacturer. I have had bubba cups for what seems like eternity would not trade them for any stainless steel cup out there.
1455488
Yes it's BPA free. It has a "BPA-free" symbol on the right top corner of the packaging.
1035991
It is a sticker, but it says on the cup that the mug is "handwash only; no abrasives". I bought two, and have been handwashing and using daily for about a month now. No problems, no wear. Hope that helps. :)
1603307
The inside of the mug is plastic. However, Bubba states that all their products are BPA free on their website. http://www.bubbabrands.com/product/mugs-20oz-mug/
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I don't see any BPA Free mark. Even if it is BPA free, there are still plenty of chemicals in it that create estrogen. I would have prefered glass as well. Since it is plastic, it is important not to put it in the freezer (to keep your smoothie frozen while you drink the rest) and don't put it in the dish washer - I keep all plastics out of my dish washer. I should mention about no plastics in the dishwasher - before I started this practice in my house, I was having sweats like I was in menopause, but I wasn't. Once I stopped putting plastic in the dishwasher (not even plastic handled knives or pot lids with plastic knobs), microwave and freezer (and stopped drinking bottled water) the sweats went away.
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At least when I purchased it .... It said it was BPA free. Ps. I still have mine. And LOVE it!
670807
Hi Terry, I do not know what BPA stands for so I cannot answer your question . Also the cups did notarrive boxed so there was no information at all other than the fact they are plastic.
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Yes, they are BPA free. I love mine -- except they will crack if dropped on a hard surface. The crack hasn't shown any effect on keeping beverages hot or cold.
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It does not say BPA free on the cup. It has a number 2 inside the recycling symbol on the bottom of the cup.
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I haven't dropped my mug, yet....my husband says he thinks it is stainless covered with some type of epoxy, something that is insulating. I tried scratching it....it will scratch...I used a bottle opener....but it does not look as if it will chip...hope this was helpful....I recommend this thermos cup.
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There appears to be a problem with the title and some of the items, since they appear to be completely different items. The original item here with the red lid is Teas Etc. 12.8-ounce 3-piece travel mug, which is BPA-free plastic. The others and the now different title describe appear to be a completely different item.
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Unfortunately, it's not dishwasher safe. At the bottom of the mug, there is a dishwasher safe sign with a X through it. I hand wash mine.
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It is stainless steel so I would think so but there isn't anything on the mug or packaging to confirm. I have only hand-washed it myself so far.
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Yes, Elaine it is BPA free and is marked as such on the bottom. Great little carafe, I really like mine.
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I actually decided not to use mine for drinking. I just added it to my mug collection. I didn't notice a smell upon opening mine, but one should be careful about drinking from a lot of plastic things. BPA is bad for you. Not sure what all this particular mug is made out of, however. Kind of sucks. I really just wanted it because it's cute.