Country (or City or State) of Origin LinksPaint on 1980s El Camino car: 9,000 ppm Lead when tested with an XRF instrument. This is mostly an issue with metal cars.#Cadmium: Voss Glass Water Bottle#Arsenic: Vintage Popeye & Olive Oyl Baby RattleArticle Series: Loaded With Lead, Seattle Times – October 2014New FDA Alert: Lead and Cadmium Concern in Imported Ceramics, January 2018Late-1990s Spice Islands Spice Jar Lid: 8,000 ppm Lead. Maybe this is a good time to get rid of those older spice jars?Ink Jet Photo Mug: 37 ppm Lead, safe by all standards. [Warning: Not all photo mugs are Lead-safe!]#LeadSafe: Vintage “Crown Corning” White Ceramic Plate, Made in JapanVintage Milk Glass Corning Teacup: 804 ppm Lead#LeadFree: Newer Corning Casserole DishesVintage (1972-1988) Corning Ware Spice-o-Life Casserole: 21,800 ppm LeadVideo to go with previous article re: proposed California ballot initiativeFearing a rebuff in court, lead paint companies are trying to stick taxpayers with their cleanup bill; LA Times15 year old boy attacked this week in Northern California needs our help!Free Testing Event! See you on February 4th Sherman Oaks!#ViralVideo: Lead In Baby Bottles#LeadSafeMama Trading Cards! Series 1.0!Response to Dr. Mercola’s ResponseCeramic Cookware #LeadFree Claims on Mercola’s WebsiteResponse From Dr. Mercola To His Customers, Re: My Work Finding Lead In Ceramcor Pans#LeadFree: New (2014) Duralex Gigogne Ice Cream Cups#LeadFree: New (2014) Duralex OvenChef RoasterNewer “Made In France” Duralex marine blue tumbler: Lead Free! These are the drinking glasses we use in our home. Posts pagination Previous Page 1 … 145 146 147 148 149 150 151 … 181 Next Page SharePin204PostEmailPrint204Shares
Paint on 1980s El Camino car: 9,000 ppm Lead when tested with an XRF instrument. This is mostly an issue with metal cars.
Late-1990s Spice Islands Spice Jar Lid: 8,000 ppm Lead. Maybe this is a good time to get rid of those older spice jars?
Fearing a rebuff in court, lead paint companies are trying to stick taxpayers with their cleanup bill; LA Times
Newer “Made In France” Duralex marine blue tumbler: Lead Free! These are the drinking glasses we use in our home.
