Do the fasteners or crib use latex?
386695
Do not see any latex. The fasteners are velcro. The bottom of the hammock is nylon, and the material on top is similar to fleece.
386696
The fasteners are nylon-covered velcro, similar to the straps/fasteners that are used on backpacks. They don't look or feel like latex (to which I am allergic, and handling these fasteners are fine for me). The rest of the crib is just fabric, soft to the touch.
1754827
All of my references state item is "rubber". No specification if rubber contains latex. I suggest calling manufacturer.
76613
I don't know about the latex but we have had virtually no leakage issues with this wrap when we fold our prefold cloth insert properly. It took us awhile to figure out what worked for our baby, I watched a video on YouTube on how to fold the prefold different ways to minimize leaks and immediately saw improvement when coupled with this wrap. We also used the snappis for awhile while we were getting the hang of cloth diapering, this also seemed to help stop leaks.
1658571
I just looked on the label, it does say that the bands are latex free. Don't know if there are less than 625, never have counted them, just know it's a good deal, have bought 3 of these. :-)
937080
There's rubber on the stethoscope and in the cuff I'm not sure if any of it contains latex
1809558
I found fitted sheets for this exact crib on at (hard to find, with not much variety)- http://www.toysrus.com/product/index.jsp?productId=2973278&cp;=2255957.2273443.2255986.2256244.2256253&parentPage;=family.
596553
There is no mention regarding latex or "latex-free" but there is a US phone number in the boxed paperwork: it's 1-800-422-8811 with a live operator from 8:30 am to 7:00 pm.
881831
I no longer have the box for this one but I think you will find that most all BP cuffs are made with latex. Your best bet is to contact the manufacturer.
1941781
The Schluter manual says the opposite: latex over the substrate and regular thinset for the tiles. That's how I did it this summer and nothing has come up yet. I would seriously consider removing the fabric backing of the Ditra and using latex water-based mastic over the substrate next time, at least over an old wood floor.
433498
I am not sure about the latex. I was comfortable with the fact that it is food grade plastic. We use them for toy storage and they are great for that purpose. Sorry that I cannot be more of a help. A call to the manufacturer or email would be your best bet. Good luck.
386038
There is a response from swissco that says it is latex free, made out of PVC
1392654
Latex is not listed on the box so I am not sure to the answer of your question. I do know I have used this product for almost two years, I am thankful to have discovered these. I have asthma and work on a cattle ranch I couldn't do it with out these.
1433336
Everything I read about silicone-rubber on the internet indicates that it does NOT contain latex. As the product description doesn't specify "latex free" sounds like you need to be completely sure of this, call Amazon or the maker of Squigz to find out. The product is definitely worth the extra step.
736604
I did not see any mention of "latex" related to this product. Please consult product description at this website: http://www.nowfoods.com/Aloe-Vera-5000mg-100-Softgels.htm
1282090
It's not crystal clear. I found this link http://bit.ly/UbdBpR which does not mention latex in this product (but does in other). I would definitely contact the company to be sure.
1510808
The packaging states that it is made from medical silicone. I didn't see anything about latex.
967035
My strap does not specifically list latex. It looks like Latex is a general term for a family of products. Check out <http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Latex>; and <http://www.polar.com/e_manuals/H1_H2_Heart_Rate_Sensor/Polar_H1_H2_Heart_Rate_Sensor_accessory_manual_English.pdf>.Page 5 Technical specifications. ABS for connector. Strap is Polyamide, Polyurethane, Elastane, & Polyester.I would check with a dermatologist to be sure. Hope this helps.