Are these containers BPA-free?
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Based on people saying that these containers are #5 Plastic, then yes they are. If the bottle is made from No. 7 plastic, it probably contains BPA. To find out for certain, however, you will need to contact the manufacturer. No. 7 plastics are used to make 5-gallon water containers, baby bottles, heavy-duty sports drink bottles, "sippy cups" and plastic utensils. Most soda, juice and milk containers are made from No. 1 or No. 2 plastics. Most plastic food storage containers are made with No. 5 plastic.
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The container is not glass, but appears to be some type of plaslic. I don't know whether it is BPA free. Hope this helps and you find what you are looking for.
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Yes. I have found these containers to be leak proof. I was pleasantly surprised to see how much food they can hold. So far, they have held up nicely, and I use them frequently.
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Yes, they are BPA free. http://www.argeecorp.com/index.php/consumer-products/argee-heavy-duty-white-buckets.html/
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Collapsible plastic containers. I am not sure what BPA free refers to. They work very well. No complaints in my end.
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Yes! They are made of silicone which doesn't leach any chemicals. The straws and lids are both silicone and BPA free!
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I do not see any markings that indicate that these lids are BPA-free. The bigger concern is the composition of the glass itself. Corning divested its interests in 1998 and, with that, the original formula of borosilicate glass was changed to soda-lime glass, a cheaper and more volatile composition. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pyrex. I have both the original and current version of these ribbed glass storage bowls. The earlier is heavier and will likely outlast the modern version by generations.
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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.
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Yes, BPA free and made out of a very thick plastic.They are measuring cups and I am able to squeese them to fit the object I want to place the ingredient into.
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I am sorry- I can not say for sure, but assume yes. Almost all the Pyrex lids out now- replacement lids etc are BPA free.
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I wouldn't think they're BPA free because there was no where in the description that specified this. I did not use them to hold beverages; I placed flowers in them and used them as centerpieces at my daughter's wedding.
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It does not say on the product that they are bpa free and I no longer have the box. I went to the rubbermaid site and this along with many other products ARE bpa free.
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Although there is nothing on the packaging claiming BPA free product. the Foodsaver website claims that they are BPA free.
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Hi, thank you for reaching out! You can be sure they are certified BPA free. On the LittleBigBox's box we printed a small icon that says so, and we'll be including more information on the inner labels to make it clearer for our customers that our products are safe for storing and heating food. We believe in ethics and honesty and wouldn't advertise characteristics that we cannot backup or that are untrue and specially harmful for our customers. I hope I've been able to answer your question and feel free to reach out again in case you have any other doubts or comments!Thank you
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I'm uncertain as I discarded the packaging. But I recall checking to see if there is BPA and as far as I can remember they are BPA free. The plastic is pretty rigid with solid colors - nothing clear. Perhaps someone with packaging can answer for certain.
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The bags that are still in the box, say BPA free. I have taken the containers out of box. I have no idea on them. Hope this helps
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Yes, they are airtight and BPA free. I am unsure as to the country of origin.