Voss Glass Water Bottle (c. 2018): Non-detect (negative) for Lead, Cadmium, Arsenic, Antimony & Mercury!
Waterford crystal bud vase: 386,000 ppm Lead [39% Lead!] Crystal items can passively create Lead dust in your home.
A second antique (1906?) pressed glass tiny mug: Also Lead-free!!! Click to see more images of “press line” examples.
Red & clear vintage/antique pressed glass child’s mug: Lead-free!!! Please make a note of the “press lines.”
Vintage Coca-Cola Glass: 74,200 ppm Lead (a neurotoxin toxic at 90 ppm+) & 3,023 ppm Cadmium (a carcinogen toxic at 40 ppm+)
Vintage Pepsi Glass: 64,100 ppm Lead (a neurotoxin toxic at 90 ppm+) & 296 ppm Cadmium (a carcinogen toxic at 40 ppm+)
At 351,400 ppm Lead, this glass is likely the source of a boy’s mysterious poisoning. 90 ppm+ is illegal in kids’ items.
1983 Pizza Hut Care Bear “Grumpy Bear” glass: 122,900 ppm Lead when tested with an XRF instrument. 90 ppm is unsafe. Did you have these?
