Are the plastic parts BPA free?
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Shane,I was concerned about the same thing, the closest thing I came to an answer is this web sight. http://www.non-toxickids.net/2007/11/melissa-and-doug-wood-toys-safe-or-not.htmlBut, like they said, who really knows. These are sturdy little vehicles, but like on reader commented, my grandsons mother dropped one on her toe and it was very painful. If you go to there web sight they have a statement about the safety of there toys.Terry
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I purchased products that were wood but I was very disappointed with the their website as it had false statements. They are a USA based company but the items I purchased were stamped with Made in China.
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I am so sorry..I did not see this in my inbox...I gave the set as a gift so I do not know. Melissa and Doug take their toymaking seriously, so if anyone is still using BPA, I doubt it would be them
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Yes, mine is marked as plastic number 5. Which is supposed to be BPA free and safe.
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I know they are BPA free plastic, I don't know if it's this specific kind you mentioned.
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Yes they are. What I've learned is that only "clear" plastic bottles may contain BPA but doesn't hurt to ask or research each product someone is interested in purchasing.
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Yes google the owners manual all componets that touch the food is bpa free. Unless you have your own chickens its irrelevant anyway. Sadly in this day and time bpa is just the hot ticket bad word. They feed chickens hormones, massive doses of antibiotics, chickens and low grade corn
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Yes. These pacifiers are 100% silicon, so they are free of BPA and all other plasticizers.
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They are Completely stainless steel, no plastic anywhere. I'd guess they were addressing peoples fears regarding BPA items, not implying there was plastic involved in the product, making a strong statement that they are do Not contain BPA. They are what the picture on the left shows, totally stainless steel.
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As far as I know only if they are medela brand. They sell them, but they are hard to find. If you end up having to use the plastic ones they at least are BPA free.
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I checked, and I cant find anywhere where it says BPA free, so Im going to assume its not BPA free.
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Yes, they are made of silicone and BPA free. They are really a great product. They clean up quickly and easily and they are very sturdy, even if you have kids that like to chew on things. I like them for my smoothies. :)
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The packaging label states that none of the parts that are in contact with the water flow have BPA. For the other structural components it would hopefully not matter...
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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
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Yes, I believe so. The info I found stated that all plastic rings and spigots are BPA free.
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I never looked, but I would guess they are as most plastic baby things now are BPA-free. My baby has put them in their mouth. If you're uncomfortable with them you could easily switch out the toys for other things. I've done that to add variety and simply change his "scenery".
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Yes. All plastic parts of H2gO are made from ABS and PET plastic, which are BPA free. Customer Support, New Century Innovations (NCI)
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I don't believe the parts are BPA free. However the product does not heat up, it uses high power vibration to diffuse the water and oil into the air.
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no - these are BPA and melamine free. Their materials is not actually plastic, but a compound that creates a hard plastic like bowl/plate/etc.