XRF Test Results for 1978 Sears, Roebuck and Co. Merry Mushroom Canister (Made in Mexico)For those who would like to support the work of Lead Safe Mama, LLC with a financial contribution…Fact Check: Is the Lead in Bentonite Clay bioavailable?A letter to a legal firm: looking for help resolving the issue of misinformation with (and mislabeling of) Bentonite Clay based products.Just like Primal Life Organics, and Earthpaste, VanMan’s Miracle Toothpowder also tests positive for unsafe levels of toxic metals. This is not illegal.Lead Safe Mama, LLC Rates for Consulting With Law Firms & BusinessesQuick Note Re: Lead Safe Mama’s Best July EverJust popping in here today to say July 2023 is officially the BEST JULY EVER for reach and readership of the work of Lead Safe Mama, LLC! Thank you!A Lead-free replacement for your Lead-contaminated Cupkin cup…Lead Safe Mama, LLC responsible for recall of 346,000 Lead-contaminated children’s cups (sold as “Lead-Free”)XRF test results for turquoise glazed Sweese “Lead-Free” ceramic dish — sent in by Joseph in FloridaXRF test results for Ivory (light yellow) glazed Fiesta HLC pottery bowl (Made in USA) — sent in by Peng in Washington StateXRF test results for pink and white glazed Gerald Henn Workshops Spongeware pottery dish (Made in Roseville, Ohio in late-1980s) — sent in by Lynn in TexasXRF test results for white glazed Roscher Bone China dish (Made in China) — sent in by Savannah in ColoradoXRF test results for white (glass?) Corning Centura April pattern saucer with multi-color tulips — sent in by Rick in CaliforniaToday’s Newsletter (7/19/2023): Six new sets of test results & a Reggae festival!XRF test results for Felt & Fat white glazed ceramic saucer — sent in by Miriam in CaliforniaXRF test results for Portmeirion highball glass with “Sweet Pea” floral design — sent in by Shelly in CaliforniaXRF test results for vintage Rivage Amethyst Duralex glass dish sent in by Shelly in CaliforniaXRF test results for 2009 Design House Stockholm green glazed Starbucks mug sent in by Shelly in CaliforniaXRF test results for vintage etched crystal goblet (possibly c. 1960) sent in by Cindy in TexasXRF test results for Franconia Silver Thistle pattern (K & A Krautheim, Selb Bavaria Germany) china dish sent in by Cindy in TexasIs your Barbie safe for your kids to play with? A discussion on the concern for unsafe levels of Lead (& other toxicants) in vintage Barbie dollsLead Safe Mama, LLC 2023 Semi-Annual Report: Impact & Income (Including Social Media Stats) Posts pagination Previous Page 1 … 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 … 181 Next Page SharePin205PostEmailPrint205Shares
A letter to a legal firm: looking for help resolving the issue of misinformation with (and mislabeling of) Bentonite Clay based products.
Just like Primal Life Organics, and Earthpaste, VanMan’s Miracle Toothpowder also tests positive for unsafe levels of toxic metals. This is not illegal.
Just popping in here today to say July 2023 is officially the BEST JULY EVER for reach and readership of the work of Lead Safe Mama, LLC! Thank you!
Lead Safe Mama, LLC responsible for recall of 346,000 Lead-contaminated children’s cups (sold as “Lead-Free”)
XRF test results for Ivory (light yellow) glazed Fiesta HLC pottery bowl (Made in USA) — sent in by Peng in Washington State
XRF test results for pink and white glazed Gerald Henn Workshops Spongeware pottery dish (Made in Roseville, Ohio in late-1980s) — sent in by Lynn in Texas
XRF test results for white glazed Roscher Bone China dish (Made in China) — sent in by Savannah in Colorado
XRF test results for white (glass?) Corning Centura April pattern saucer with multi-color tulips — sent in by Rick in California
XRF test results for Portmeirion highball glass with “Sweet Pea” floral design — sent in by Shelly in California
XRF test results for 2009 Design House Stockholm green glazed Starbucks mug sent in by Shelly in California
XRF test results for Franconia Silver Thistle pattern (K & A Krautheim, Selb Bavaria Germany) china dish sent in by Cindy in Texas
Is your Barbie safe for your kids to play with? A discussion on the concern for unsafe levels of Lead (& other toxicants) in vintage Barbie dolls
