Are these BPS free too?
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Thank you for your question. Our Glass, Classic, and Deco Bottles are BPA-free and BPS-free.
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The packaging on the ones I received said that they were bpa free. I don't think company's are allowed to manufacture drinking items containing lead anymore, but for that you'll want to confirm with Sassy.
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Connie, I can't find anything on the plastic jar that says "BPH free." You might call a local Trader Joe's and ask them.
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Not sure what BPS is but it is plastic. I am getting this from the inside of the cap. It is made in the USA and is a #5 plastic (Polypropylene). #5 is considered to be one of the safer plastics. I do not know if it is bpa free.
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Yes they are Phthalate Free. Under Product Information, it states that material type is "Phthalate Free, BPA Free".
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So sorry for the late reply. I'm honestly not sure if they are pvc & lead free.
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According to the seller they were listed as archival, but I don't know if they're acid-free. It says "No PVC" but doesn't mention acid. I would suggest asking the seller to confirm it if you need acid-free. I use them for coupons so it wasn't an issue for me.
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They are BPA free, yes. And I love this bottle. Perfect size, easy to carry, holds enough water.
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I believe they are. I bought mine back in 2008/2009 and that was when the BPA FREE bottles for babies ordeal all started. I remember companies pulling bottle off of shelves, and I remember these originally advertising that. I don't think they would regress their standard. So, I'm going to say yes. But I am just another mom out there. :) hope it helps.
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I'm sorry I don't know if they are BPA free or not. On the bottom is a 2 inside a triangle with the letters HOPE under it.
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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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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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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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So true. I've ordered these many times and have ever had a problem until my last order, which I placed with BP Medical Supplies. I'd say stay away from that company as many of the individual packs had hardened and were unusable. Others did not stay warm for the six to seven hours that I need them. When I contacted the company, they merely replied, "this is strange as this is brand new stock from the manufacturer." No offer to replace, and not even an apology!! I'd be comfortable buying the warmers direct from the manufacturer in the future, but not from a third party such as BP Medical Supply.
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I am not certain but I doubt if these are BPA-free since vendors go out of their way to differentiate that product -- and typically charge more for the option.
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I would imagine they are free of BPA. The bisphenol A (BPA) additive is typically used in epoxies and polycarbonates (generally clear plastics). These balls, I believe, are made of polyethylene, which wouldn't benefit from BPA.
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No - and may I add that they are perfect for a bed ridden patient with skin breakage. No alcohol is a must - these have no alcohol.