When tested with an XRF instrument (for repeated 60-second / 1-minute tests) this plastic toy frying pan had the following set of readings (below):
Green Plastic Knob
Copper (Cu): 12 +/- 7 ppm
Iron (Fe): 99 +/- 17 ppm
Titanium (Ti): 883 +/- 203 ppm
Orange Plastic Handle
Zinc ...
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grabease First Training Self Feeding Fork for Baby: Non-detect (negative) for Lead, Arsenic, Cadmium, & Mercury.
When tested with an XRF instrument (for repeated 180 second / 3-minute tests) this grabease brand green plastic baby fork / training fork had the following set of readings (below):
Barium (Ba): 137 +/- 77 ppm
Titanium (Ti): 1,031 +/- 190 ppm
That's it. Titanium & Barium were the only ...
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Contigo Kids Tumbler with Straw | Spill-Proof 14 oz in Nautical Blue: Negative (Non-Detect) for Lead, Cadmium & Arsenic.
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When tested with an XRF instrument this "Contigo Kids Tumbler with Straw | Spill-Proof Tumbler with Straw for Kids, 14oz, in Nautical Blue" had the following readings:
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1) Main Clear Blue ...
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Kidsme My Turn Spoon Trainer. Non-detect for Lead, Arsenic, Cadmium, Mercury, & Antimony when tested by XRF.
When tested with an XRF instrument (for repeated 180 second / 3-minute tests) this Kidsme brand two-tone blue plastic baby spoon had the following set of readings (below).
Results are science-based and replicable. Metals not detected by the XRF (in consumer goods mode) are not listed. All testing ...
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Ola Baby 100% Silicone Soft-Tip Training Spoon Teether for Baby Led Weaning: 14 ppm Cadmium. Safe by all standards.
When tested with an XRF instrument these Olababy [Ola Baby] "100% Silicone Soft-Tip Training Spoon Teethers for Baby Led Weaning" had the following set of readings.
All tests were done for a minimum of 180 seconds (3 minutes). Results are science-based and replicable. Metals not detected by ...
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Clear Juice Glass With Red Ladybug Design, 2019 purchase from New Seasons Market, Oregon: Lead-Free, Cadmium-Free!
When tested with an XRF instrument the glass pictured here (Clear Conique Luminarc 7 oz Ladybug Juice Glass - purchased at New Seasons Market in May of 2019) had the following readings.
Focus on red painted lady bug:
Barium (Ba):1,192 +/- 266 ppm
Copper (Cu): 50 +/- 22 ppm
Iron ...
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I just learned about “Alexa Ranks”. Today my website is the 556,469th most popular site on the globe. Including Porn. Lol.
Apparently this is a big deal!
In addition to this website being 556,469th most popular website on the globe today, it is the 461,892nd most popular site in the United States today too! [And yes - that includes porn - which one of my friends thought it was important to consider in terms of ...
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What to do if you are a blogger (reseller) who has been selling Ceramcor/ Xtrema with the understanding they are metals-free
For those new to the Lead Safe Mama website:
Tamara Rubin is a multiple-federal-award-winning independent advocate for childhood Lead poisoning prevention and consumer goods safety, and a documentary filmmaker. She is also a mother of Lead-poisoned children (two of her four sons were ...
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Kleynimals Signature Toy Keys: 100% 304 Stainless Steel [#LeadFree! + Discount Code for LeadSafeMama readers!]
When tested with an XRF instrument, the Kleynimals brand toy keys (their signature original product) had the following readings. Note - all components were tested and each test was done for a minimum of 180 seconds (3 minutes). Results are science-based and replicable.
Test Results For (304 ...
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Xtrema, an important point: The clay substrate had only 4 metals. This means 10 metals were detected just in the glaze.
May 25, 2019
In discussing the issue of the Xtrema / Ceramcor pans with my husband tonight, I showed him my three sets of readings that I wrote up for my post from last August (August 2018 - the post with the full readings from all components on one example pan [all of which were consistent with ...
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Xtrema sent a letter to resellers to discredit my finding of heavy metals in their “Metals-Free” cookware. Read it here.
Important background points to understand:
XRF testing is entirely distinct from leach testing.
XRF test results are not somehow magically negated by leach testing results.
If a product passes leach testing for metals, that does not somehow magically mean it is "metals-free"; it only ...
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New Post: “Does My Mug Have Lead?” – Talk Show Host Edition! Do you think these mugs will have Lead?
Saturday, May 25, 2019
Well, I think I just came up with "a scathingly brilliant idea"* so check out this train of thought / logic... [bear with me, it's kind of long - as with everything I write - lol!]
One of my most popular posts of all time is my post about choosing a Lead-free coffee ...
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Please avoid vintage Tupperware. This is a kid’s 6 oz. cup. It’s positive for 876 ppm Lead, 331 ppm Cadmium, + Arsenic.
For those new to this website:
Tamara Rubin is a multiple-federal-award-winning independent advocate for childhood Lead poisoning prevention and consumer goods safety, and a documentary filmmaker. She is also a mother of Lead-poisoned children (two of her sons were acutely Lead-poisoned in 2005). ...
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1960s Purple Enamelware Ashtray: 601,600 ppm Lead [more than 60%!] + 11,100 ppm Cadmium [This was my mother’s].
This is just ONE reason that I don't like enamelware.
I have enormous sentimental attachment to this particular piece because it reminds me both of my mother and my childhood. It reminds me of all the craft fairs that we used to go to when I was young (where we would sell my mother's pottery) and ...
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