Are these containers Phthalate-Free?
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Packaging doesn't state phthalate free; I did look at several websites to check this out. The best info I could find indicates most new rubbermaid food containers have low levels of this chemical, but none tested show leaching into food. The bottom grid for this produce saver product is a hard plastic, like a lid, and very unlikely to contain these plastic softeners. I worry more about deordorants, cosmetics, anything with fragrance etc. than these particular containers. However, to be completely safe, your best bet is glass containers with hard plastic lids.
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Hi! Our bands have been tested here in the US and found to contain no lead or Phthalates. We are one of the only brands to have done this testing. There is a certificate on our product page that shows these results.
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The container is plastic. I am not aware if these compounds are present or not in the material, but they hold up pretty well.
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This product is made of TPR and ABS. These are safe, non toxic, phthalate free materials
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All of our plastic containers are FDA approved and food grade and certified non BPA, not BPS and no phthalates.
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I believe not. My husband bought them and he shops for price, not safety. There was no indication on the packaging that they are bpa free and they had that new plastic smell that I now associate with bpa containing products.
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I checked the PDF for 'True Delivery Technology', which is the encapsulation type used, and there doesn't appear to be any used. If you do a Google search on "True Delivery Technology probiotics" you will see the PDF file and other sites describing it. So as far as I know, there are no harmful phthalates.
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for more detail I looked up Polypropylene specifically - Question was is polypropylene BPA free and the answer = YES. Polypropylene does not contain any of the following phthalates:Dibutyl, Benzylbutyl, Diisodecyl, Di-N-Hexyl, Bis-2-ethylhexyl.
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Yes they are. There is a small pamphlet in the bottom of the box which states the lids are BPA free.
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I'm not 100% certain, however, I do know it's Vinyl, PVC & Phthalate free. Hope that helps.
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NO, it is not listed in the ingredients and the plastic is a "1" recycle code. It is often found in plastics that are codes 3 or 7. This can be hidden is a product that does not list all fragrances but this vendor does. If a company lists "fragrance" in the ingredients it can include phthalates. This company lists all the the essential oils used. And by the way, I LOVE this product. keep one in the car or gym bag because it keeps you stink free for about 6 hours at a time. So by my research you are totally safe!:o)
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Hello, and thank you for your question about Take & Toss cups. These cups are free of pthalates, BPA, and PVC. Thanks again!
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According to this link, yes http://guide.thesoftlanding.com/bpa-and-pvc-free-food-storage-containers/
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The ad states that they are BPA-free. My guess is that they are not phthalate-free. If they were, I believe that the company wold have advertised them as such, since this would be a great (profitable) selling point. Best to just call/email the company and ask...
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Yes! I bought 2 of these and the package says they are BPA, PVC, and Phthalate free.
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Yes, they are free of any contaminates. These pacifiers are great and BPA free
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All of the products you mentioned are BPA, PVC and phthalate-free. Be assured we only use safe non-toxic materials. The safety of the children using/playing with our products is our primary concern, and all of our products meet and exceed all safety standards set by the Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) and the American Society for Testing & Materials (ASTM).