Are the items in this kit BPA free? The box shown on Medela's website shows BPA free, however, this picture on Amazon.com didn't have that. Thanks!
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This kit is the exact same kit you'd get from the hospital. When I recieved my kit they were all Medela parts; not a generic brand. So yes, they should by law be bpa free.
1863720
No reference is made on the packaging to indicate BPA free. You'll need to check their website. The packaging is vaccuum packed foil interior with a plastic coated exterior (from appearance).
321055
I was wondering the same thins. So, I looked it up on Progressive International's web site. That web site says that it is BPA free.
753665
Hello!Funny thing, the website stated all products were BPA free but the packaging did not specify that the item was...Hope this helps.
765733
I question why they arrived in resealable bags and the kit doesn't match the description of any kit manufactured by Medela.
68063
Checking out the manufacturer's website at http://www.brightstarts.com/p-116-lots-of-links.aspx there was no mention of it being BPA free. I'd think they would let you know for sure if it were BPA free, so I'm not buying this product.
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I know that this is very late, but I just noticed the question. According to Bodum's website, all of their products are BPA-free (http://www.bodum.com/us/en-us/cms/552/102392/)
603571
I know you posted this question some time ago, but I received the BVMC-TM33 today, 1/8/15, and the outside of the box states that it is BPA Free. So, if it was questionable before, it's answered now!
1950484
Be careful. Their help website http://www.bluewavebottles.com/info/help says "Yes, we do provide BPA free products. The item will be specifically stated as BPA Free." This is not stated anywhere for this product on Amazon or on their website. You must assume it contains BPA. No company should be selling BPA bottles these days. But some still are.
1990795
That's what I received as well. Not sure if it is BPA free. I'm hesitated to use them.
716642
Great question....I honestly don't know. The bottle does not state anything about BPA. NeilMed has a website.Maybe you can find an answer. I never thought about this and I am going to check as well. Thanks for making me aware!
2053146
At least when I purchased it .... It said it was BPA free. Ps. I still have mine. And LOVE it!
2261421
I never looked, but I would guess they are as most plastic baby things now are BPA-free. My baby has put them in their mouth. If you're uncomfortable with them you could easily switch out the toys for other things. I've done that to add variety and simply change his "scenery".
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I tossed the box It MAY have said BPA free. Im pretty sure it didnt say pthylate free specifically.
716643
Great question....I honestly don't know. The bottle does not state anything about BPA. NeilMed has a website. Maybe you can find an answer. I never thought about this and I am going to check as well. Thanks for making me aware!
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Hello, I thought it said it is bpa free but didn't see any mention of it. You may want to check the website www.progressiveintl.com. I got to run! I hope this is helpful.
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I checked with the company to verify what I thought and YES, the container is BPA free. Wilderness Family Naturals are wonderful products and their attention to quality ingredients and packaging is outstanding. I hope this helps. You can google their site to look around, call to ask questions, and read about the products.