#TestingParties: Corelle Dishes

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This is what is left of a white Corelle plate with a green and blue ring around the edge.
It tested negative for lead, negative for arsenic and negative for cadmium.

IF you ship me things to test for you… please pack them well!  I get a lot of broken dishes in the mail!
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11 Comments

  1. Please tell me how and where to sent a box of items I would like you to check for heavy metals. Thank you.

  2. I have been using the gold patterned Correlle at our winter home for the past 3 yrs (18mos in total) should I be concerned about high lead levels and go for testing? I’m 68 and my hubby 73?
    Thank you for all the research you are doing!

  3. Trying to figure out if this is the same plate I have? It has a purpley blue stripe on the outside, then a lighter blue and then a green. Is that this one?

  4. I have a pattern you don’t have listed. Does that mean you just haven’t tested it yet? Or is it safe? I’m unsure if the year but positive it’s pre-2005.

  5. Hello Tamara!
    I have the Corelle Nouveau paisley scroll plates at home, Google says that they were sold between 2009 and 2013. Does that mean they are safe? I inherited them when I moved out on my own and now my kids eat from them but I’m nervous about it now. Any guidance would be appreciated!! Thank you so much for all the invaluable information, advocacy and hard work you do to make sure people know what they are getting and using, and holding companies accountable. It’s amazing.

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