It didn't pass the "twist" test where you pinch and bend a corner--it turned white indicating fillers, not 100% silicone??
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Dear Aimee, The twist test actually shows the difference between the Fda approved silicone material and the European standard LFGB, both are 100% Silicone products however silicone comes in different consistencies. This has nothing to do with silicone content. Our Products are 100% Silicone otherwise they would melt in the oven. Thank you for the great question.
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I recommend you buy Contour Next instead. Huge difference. The "plain" Contour is outdated and has been replaced by a much better product, the Contour Next. Make sure your test strips match the model.
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No problems with taste with our molds. Not sure what twist/pinch test is so can't answer to that sorry. We are happy with the molds
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Wish I could help you. I only used mine for curves. It seems thin enough to bend though.
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Little Gems are now guaranteed to pass the twist test. However, our silicone products have always been independently tested to ensure they meet FDA recommendations. Kind regards, Mike Law Sunsella
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It does turn white when you twist it so I guess that means it has fillers. Also the cupcakes do not pop out very cleanly. I have had other silicone muffin "tins" that the muffins would pop out with out leaving any residue. I wasn't really keen on that. Especially since I bought the mini muffin and some of them broke when removing.
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I just checked. The color stays. I never saw white. It doesn't appear to have fillers. Another reason I bought these was because the writer of the 100 Days of Real Food blog recommended them......and she's super picky. Hope that helps.
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Hello Beth,Thanks for contacting me. The cream in the tube is indeed pretty light, but not white though. Perhaps you did get a bad tube. Can you try some on your hand to see if that changes anything?I love this skin toner and it makes me look younger.Good luck
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Mine is also pearly white and it doesn't seem as effective! I am very disappointed. Why do they always change things that work? Very frustrated!
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It can be somewhat of an egg white consistency if applied too thick. You can remedy this with a coat of water from a make up brush though. It wont crack when you put make up on if you wait the full 7 minutes. I did find a product for 10.00 called Renoir No Lines that works just as well if not better. Good luck!
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This is more of a gasket type silicone and doesnt dry as rigid and hard as say the clear silicone look for specific type silicone that is for aquariums or is especially for use in sealing glass......it is usually right with other silicones made by Permatex at hardware store......or Amazon search it(havent tried that......but gonna right now...LOL)
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Did a crush test and it seems to be ABS, it bends/deforms versus shattering.
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The first 3 sets of bottles it was an off-white color, now they are white. It may have been that the outside clear capsule was discolored? The color doesn't seem to affect the effectiveness of it and it still works great for me! And like some of the other reviews state... you need to keep using it once you stop all of the pain and other symptoms come back within days.
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Not for me it hasn't, it's a pretty durable silicone. I doubt it would stretch.
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Yes and the description says no fillers which makes it really confusing. Maybe the only way to find out is try a brand that have been tested to be pure silicone by other people and compare.
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Yes - if you make a mistake in not aligning it perfectly, you will get one edge that does not lay flat, which will allow bubbles to form from that side. Once it is laid down incorrectly and you try to lift it to reposition it then all hope is gone of reapplying it without bubbles. After lifting it a couple of times to try to realign, I finally did get one to lay flat without bubbles, but because of all the lifting from the corner, the film got bent and would not lay flat in that corner, so I had to rip it off and move on to the next film. Most frustrating thing possible trying to get these to align correctly. Yes - if you make a mistake in not aligning it perfectly, you will get one edge that does not lay flat, which will allow bubbles to form from that side. Once it is laid down incorrectly and you try to lift it to reposition it then all hope is gone of reapplying it without bubbles. After lifting it a couple of times to try to realign, I finally did get one to lay flat without bubbles, but because of all the lifting from the corner, the film got bent and would not lay flat in that corner, so I had to rip it off and move on to the next film. Most frustrating thing possible trying to get these... » Read More Yes - if you make a mistake in not aligning it perfectly, you will get one edge that does not lay flat, which will allow bubbles to form from that side. Once it is laid down incorrectly and you try to lift it to reposition it then all hope is gone of reapplying it without bubbles. After lifting it a couple of times to try to realign, I finally did get one to lay flat without bubbles, but because of all the lifting from the corner, the film got bent and would not lay flat in that corner, so I had to rip it off and move on to the next film. Most frustrating thing possible trying to get these to align correctly. « Show Less
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Actually, if you pinch along the side seam really hard, it does turn white...what does this mean? Please let me know.