Are these PFOA free?
599631
It is stated that these pans use Dupont's Autograph 2 technology. Dupont's web page (http://www2.dupont.com/Teflon/en_US/assets/downloads/pdf/DuPontAutograph2-SalesSheetK25441.pdf) states that Autograph 2 is ... &#9670; Made without PFOA
599632
It is stated that these pans use Dupont's Autograph 2 technology. Dupont's web page (http://www2.dupont.com/Teflon/en_US/assets/downloads/pdf/DuPontAutograph2-SalesSheetK25441.pdf) states that Autograph 2 is ...◆ Made without PFOA
599633
I don't know, but when checking the Internet if there is PFOA it is a trace. I'm sorry, but still do not know. Will have to check the store and read the label on the cookware.
23808
Not sure. But Amazon has a site dedicated to your question: http://www.amazon.com/Best-PFOA-Cookware-Nonstick-Eco-Friendly/lm/R3LCDXHCVIXTS9Sorry for the long site, copy and paste is best.
1278315
Yes, they are. I have ordered these several times. I only use acid free. Linda R.
751438
Actually, you've been given misinformation, as did Barbara the representative. These do contain PTFE as this is the coating that makes the cookware nonstick. These are not the newer generation ceramic lined nonstick pans.
1354521
According to the answer given here http://www.everythingkitchens.com/cuisinart-frittata-skillets-fp2-24bk.html to a similar question, it appears that it does contain PFOA.
1543849
I know they are BPA free plastic, I don't know if it's this specific kind you mentioned.
951956
I do spray mine with a nonstick spray almost every time. Mine is old and has had a lot of use and I really like it. I think I need a spray more than I did years ago. I have not thought about PFOA. MWR
149066
I wasn't sure and Googled it. The Anolon website says the bronze style is PFOA-free. I kept looking around and I found this on the website posted the bottom of this letter. "Anolon and Circulon (as well as all cookware in the USA) will be 95% PFOA-free by 2010. And all cookware sold in the USA will be completely PTFE-free by 2015." Be that as it may, I have noted multiple small areas of pitting with loss of the coating on two of my three Anolon pots (but none of the pans), so it's not a fluke. The white pits are about a millimeter across, maybe a bit less, and are very noticable against the dark gray coating. PFOA or not, the nonstick coating is not staying attached as well as it should. I only use silicone rubber utensils so it's not due to that. Not only that, on the bottom of the Anolon cakepan I bought it is starting to develop some tiny areas of rust. Maybe it got scratched from the oven racks, but there is no other reason I can think of since I take good care of them. Considering how much I paid for these, I'm not so unhappy with them that I am going to replace them since I don't have $$$ to burn (pun intended). Nonetheless, knowing what I know now, I'd recommend going with a different brand. I hope this helps. http://au.answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20090115164632AARg63g
1094019
I did not verifythat it was ceramic but the company verified that it has no PFOAs or PFTEs.
1985436
I am sorry I cannot answer that question. On my best guess I would say that it does have PFOA coating, but if you use the pan correctly not over heating it, it works just great and does not emit any fumes that may be harmful!
751439
YES. It contains PTFE. PFOA was discontinued in recent years, so it does NOT have PFOA. But anyone who says it doesn't have PTFE is utterly wrong. Every Teflon, every nonstick, has PTFE. The only ones that don't are the new white/green ceramic nonstick pans.
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The Costco literature says that the lining of the pans is "three interlocking layers of Teflon Platinum Pro nonstick coating . . . the coating is PFOA-free." PFOA means "perfluorooctanoic acid . . . [which] was used in the manufacture of nonstick coatings in years past."
1094016
It is Ptfe and pfoa free. It is not ceramic, but is environmentally friendly.
284407
Yes, this product is Teflon free, I checked when I bought it as a gift. The way to can tell is that is says that it is "PTFE/PFOA-free" and, according to Wikipedia: "Polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE) is a synthetic fluoropolymer of tetrafluoroethylene that has numerous applications. The best known brand name of PTFE is Teflon by DuPont Co." Hope this helps.
763636
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
1310937
teflon free since it's the brand name, but I believe they do use ptfe.I have the pans, and they are great.
149067
A little research turned up that it is PFOA free. But as with most stick free cookware it does not handle high temperatures well and the surface tends to deteriorate over time. For a fry pan I would suggest you look elsewhere but for bake ware this brand is fully serviceable. Hope this helps.