What are these made out of? Do they contain BPH?
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I am not sure. All I know is that after a couple of washings in the dishwasher one of them seems to have melted slightly. I now prefer to wash them by hand.
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They are made of plastic, do not know about BPH. We have used them everyday, and in the microwave, and they have meet the need we had for them.
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Not exactly sure, but if I had to make an educated guess I would say that they are extremely similar to trouser socks, polyester socks with spandex. I have 2 pair of these and 4 pair of Compression Sockss that are made of 82% Polyamide & 18% Elastine. They feel amazing.
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No where on the packaging did it say BPH free and seeing that it's made in China I am most certain that it does contain BPH plastic.
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I can't answer about BPH. If you were asking about BPA, I could help. I would recommend you contact the manufacture for that kind of request.
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water resistant fabric. Depending on the amount of urine, it can leak through. I change them twice a day and have no issues.
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No there was no pee cups in the ones I ordered. I just went to united and got small bathroom cups and used those :)
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It is made of some kind of rubber. They hold alot of water. I use them for baby ducks to swim in. I wash their towel bedding in them, and I use them to hold feed at fedding time for lots of ducks. They are very strong, but the long flat ones like this bends in you try to carry water in it.Janet
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Hi,They are made of some type of gel, I'm not sure about the exact material. They come in two thicknesses 1/4" and 1/8". This listing is for 1/8" which is the standard thickness. There are other listings for the "thick type" which is 1/4" thick.
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Their website and packaging say that all of their bladders are made from 100% FDA approved BPA free material, though I could not find any information from the FDA on this or any other hydration bladder. I am not sure why anyone would think this was not BPA free.
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They are not made of rubber and appear to be some type of polyethylene or a like product. They seem sturdy but should be kept away from exhaust pipes as they may tend to smolder or melt.
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These are not rubber, they don't melt. They're 'wetter' and more irregular than latex condoms when you open them, and that's how they're supposed to be.
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I don't know what material they are made from. They go over my knees so I fold them down. They stay in place unlike cotton. They are not bulky. I wear them when I work out and I really like them.
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No. They are made of TPE (thermoplastic elastomer), which is a mixture of a plastic and a rubber polymer.
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Hi, the only information on the package is that they are "hydrogel" pads. According to Wikipedia " hydrogels are highly absorbent (they can contain over 99.9% water) natural or synthetic polymers.". Those pads have a look and feel of very soft silicon. Hope it helps.
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Google rubber...see if it contains latex.....these are made of rubber,they smell like rubber, I'm not going to use them because of that
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They are made of plastic. I remove them from freezer and let them set on the counter for a minute or two and then twist slightly and they seem to work fine. I use them approximately three times a week or sometimes more. My husband is on dialysis and they are the perfect size for him to take in his small cooler to have ice to hold in his mouth to satisfy thirst.
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I don't know what they are made of but I can tell you that they are garbage and they don't come pre-installed... which is actually a good thing because you'll want to get brand name faucets anyway, so at least you won't have to dismantle them. Simply take them and put directly in the trash. Vanity is nice though, my customer paid $2000. Hope that helps