XRF Testing

#LeadSafe: “Newer” Made In Sweden Brio Train

y. 2000 Starbucks Coffee “City Mug” Collector Series: 3,157 ppm Lead (>90 is unsafe for kids) + 496 ppm Arsenic too!

#Leaded: Vintage Ziggy Mug

Portmeirion coffee mug with heart pattern design: 49,000 ppm Lead. For context, 90 ppm is unsafe for kids.

#Leaded: Vintage “You Are The Sunshine” Ceramic Mug

Vintage Corelle Livingware Spring Blossom Green Crazy Daisy Mug: 31,700 ppm Lead [90 is unsafe for kids]

Plastic small red Christmas ornaments

#LowLead: New (2017) Waterford China Set

#LeadFree: 1 Cup Round Oxo Food Storage

#LeadFree (but #Cadmium): Silicone Baking Cups

#Leaded: Vintage Silver Bordered Plate

#LeadSafe: Baum Pyramid Pattern Ceramic Mug

#LeadFree: 6 oz clear glass Ball brand mason jar

#LeadFree: SMI Stainless Spoon / Flatware

This “Go Green” organic face paint is a nice Lead-free option for the kiddos. What brand do you use?

#LeadFree: Blue Stethoscope

#Cadmium: Older/Vintage Black Tycos Stethoscope

#Cadmium: Small Toy Copper Coffee Pot

#Leaded: Clear Glass Water Bottle, Acqua Panna Toscana

Himalayan Pink Salt lamp: Lead-free [down to single-digit-ppm range]. Himalayan salt: safe for lamps (but not safe in food!).

#Leaded: Delta Dragons Glass

Do plastic Mardi Gras beads have an unsafe levels of Lead and Cadmium?

c. 2014 Littman Nurses’ Stethoscope: 1,828 ppm Lead in the tubing. Why is medical equipment positivie for ANY amount of Lead?

#Leaded: Vintage Turquoise Butterprint Pyrex Dish