Thrive Market Insulated Stainless Steel Tumbler: Positive for 334,100 ppm Lead on the uncoated bottom exterior of the cup (90 ppm & up is unsafe for kids)
ThermoFlask Insulated Stainless Steel Water Bottles: Positive for unsafe levels of Lead (Lead-contaminated area on bottom covered only by paint)
Iron Flask (bottles that tested positive for high levels of Lead as recently as 2023), is telling customers their insulated stainless steel products are Lead-Free.
“My stainless steel pot has an ‘Aluminum core’… is that a problem? Isn’t Aluminum unhealthy to use for cooking?”
“Houston, we have a problem… ” STOP using your Bindle Bottle IMMEDIATELY (significant Lead-contamination of storage chamber)
Press Release: Another 2022 product recall (for a Leaded children’s product) initiated by Lead Safe Mama, LLC out of Portland, Oregon
Breaking News: Thanks to the collaborative work of the Lead Safe Mama Community, Green Sprouts recalls & ceases sale of 35,216 stainless steel baby bottles – 3 designs that tested positive for unsafe levels of Lead.
Lead Safe Mama, LLC CPSC Violation Report (high levels of lead found in item intended for use by children) for 2022 Green Sprouts (iPlay) insulated stainless steel baby bottle / sippy cup.
This is NOT the first #GreenSprouts baby product that has tested positive for unsafe levels of Lead. #RepeatOffender
Why do some stainless steel cookware items have a “Prop 65” warning? Isn’t stainless steel non-toxic?
Pink insulated stainless steel water bottle by Owala: Lead-free! (This is the only product I have tested from this brand)
I bought a set of three of these stainless baking sheets for my son’s college apartment. He loves them!
#TeamWork! Mighty Nest is offering full refunds if you bought (Lead-containing) Paulie Jars from them!
Today I heard back from Paulie Jar regarding Lead found in their “non-toxic” insulated stainless containers.
Today I heard back from the CEO of Mighty Nest regarding Lead found in stainless containers purchased on their site.
Paulie Jar insulated stainless steel containers (sold by Mighty Nest & clearly marketed for use by kids), positive for Lead.
My Green Canteen “Because our children deserve a pristine planet”: 20,900 ppm Lead (90 is unsafe for kids) & 3,481 Arsenic
