top description says latex/phthalate free, detailed description states known to contain phthalate chemicals??
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you're right about the conflicting information. I checked the warnings leaflet that came with the ball and it does not have any mention of phthalate. Call the manufacturer?
1045689
It says they are phthalate free on the description above. (By the way, why do people answer that they don't know if they don't know? That's a non-answer, isn't it?)
736606
Label says Aloe Vera Extract...equivalent of pure Aloe Vera Gel. Says nothing about latex. Perhaps contact manufacturer?
588551
Have you received a response regarding latex? I am allergic to latex and cannot touch it. Thanks!
410327
I would have to agree with Precious Honey. The box only says latex glove - doesn't actually say what the inner lining is made of. Usually if a glove is latex free it is advertised as such.
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I am sorry I do not now if it is natural latex. No where did it advertise it as natural latex so it probably is not. I can say that I have Multiple chemical sensitivities and also sleep on a natural latex mattress. This wedge pillow did not give me any problems with reactions and did not have an odor. I had to send it back immediately because the zipper came broken, it was very flimsy.
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The box contains the following text "This product contains no components made from natural rubber latex." There is a symbol with latex inside a circle with a slash through it. Also of interest: "This respirator helps protect against certain particulate contaminants, but does not eliminate exposure to or the risk of contracting any disease or infection. Misuse may result in sickness or death" For proper use, see User Instructions.... In the instructions, they basically say to press both sides of the nose band with two hands at the same time to achieve a good fit.
1150715
Interesting question. I don't know, but sometimes I have children in my class with latex allergies, and there has never been a problem. My instinct tells me that if this was an issue, it would be part of the product description. Hope this helps!
1370447
The description online says BPA and PVC free, but nothing on formaldehyde. The package had very little info, but I didn't read it all before throwing it away
870705
Bisphenol a (bpa), phthalate, pvc, polycarbonate-free and 100-percent non-toxic (what it says on the description)
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Bobo_Well i lookd again and the package says the "packaging" contains latex so I wonder if its just the packaging and not the band-aid itself. Anyone else?
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According to the manufacturer via chat: Carlos: it is a blended shredded latex me: does that mean it has synthetic materials in it? Carlos: No it has natural materials in it not all latex though It has soy and other types of non chemical materials me: ok thanks i am allergic to soy, that would be a good thing to put in the description as there a LOT of people allergic to soy
665690
I believe it is latex free. You can contact the manufacturer at 888-726-9966 to confirm this.
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Hi Brian, this product may have phthalates in it. thank you for your interest, customer service
775589
I don't know if it is latex. It is rubber, though. It does not have a scent to it. Hope this helps!
315773
I agree with the first person to respond. No mention of Latex or Latex-Free. Good luck!
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Staight from the company, these are made from PVC and polyethylene plastic. They claim they are phthalate free and BPA free. Many reviews reported an off-gassing smells out of the box. If these have a bad smell then something in the plastic is breaking down and releasing chemicals. I'm sorry to say, but if these are made with PVC then they are NOT SAFE. Maybe by US standards but I highly doubt they would pass in Europe. They may have been able to make the PVC without phthalates but they must have had to find a suitable plasticizer replacement. This replacement just isn't a known toxin YET. The same goes for BPA. A replacement has been found that is just as toxic so companies can use the replacement and label the product BPA free. Just remember where plastic comes from...petroleum. There is no getting around it. Plus, polyethylene terephthalate or PET (if that is the one they use) can leach a toxic heavy metal called antimony. Most problems occur with plastic as it ages which doesn't take long. So, do your homework and don't take the companies word for it! Stick with wood toys with water based paint.