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Stainless divided plate: #LeadFree.
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Tested “non-detect” for lead using an XRF instrument.
FYI: 5,938 parts per million (ppm) Nickle (Ni.)
This is a relatively low amount of nickel for something made of stainless steel. Most stainless is about 82,000 ppm nickel. Some stainless from Ikea that I have tested has tested negative/non-detect for nickel.
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Kelly says
February 21, 2018 at 10:43 amHi! We have these and after reading your site i was concerned about the label on the bottom-so happy it’s lead free! We are no longer using our Xtrema after reading your post. We got glass pots and are trying to decide between calphalon and all clad for a fry pan. Both products have their logo on the bottom…this concerns me given the Xtrema label…have you ever tested the bottom label of calphalon or all clad?