Check the bottom of your reusable glass milk bottle… If it says StanPac, chances are it is painted with high-Lead paint.
XRF test results for Down to Earth green flower design juice glass (purchased at New Seasons Market).
XRF test results for Down to Earth orange poppy design juice glass (purchased at New Seasons Market).
Antique juice glass (red & white swirl design), positive for concerning levels of Lead, Mercury and Antimony when tested with an XRF instrument.
Pottery Barn 2022 tall textured clear glass from their Hammered Handcrafted Glassware Collection. Sold as “Lead-free” & positive for 94 ppm Lead.
XRF Test results for clear glass jar from Wild Ferments Kimchi (Pennsylvania): 30 ppm Lead, 12 ppm Cadmium, 20 ppm Antimony – safe by all standards.
2-cup glass measuring cup with pour spout & juicer: Lead-free! (Free of Arsenic, Cadmium, Mercury, & Antimony, too!)
Evenflo glass bottle with white painted markings: 11 ppm Cadmium in the glass (safe by all standards)
Medela glass baby bottle/breast milk storage: 25 ppm Cadmium + 68 ppm Lead + 86 ppm Antimony. Safe by all standards.
XRF test results for Parent’s Choice glass bottle with gray markings: 17 ppm Lead & 9 ppm Cadmium (safe by all standards)
Vintage, pressed glass small platter with 3 feet and swirl pattern: 333 ppm Lead + 1,236 ppm Antimony (causes cancer)
Ascot borosilicate glass & stainless-steel electric kettle (designed in Denmark, made in China): Lead-free & Mercury-free in all accessible components
