I see they are BPA free, but what is it made of? BPS, ABS, or true silicone, or another type of plastic/rubber?
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I'm not sure what they are made of - I don't have the packaging any more. But, these are great for toddlers!!! They fit their hands perfectly. They are rounded at the right angle so they can get the food picked up much, much better than any others I have ever seen. (I am a mother of 4 & a grandma of 2) :-) They also wash well in the dishwasher!
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I am assuming they are made of some sort of plastic, but on the outside of the box they came in was a sign that said no BPA. Hope this helps.
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I do know that they are made in the USA, so most likely they are BPA free. To the best of my knowledge, most plastics recently made in the USA are BPA free. I love mine. Have had them for a little over a year. We use them all the time, and have had only one crack.
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I think I saw this brand as BPA free. Check the makers web sight. They ask them. As I am not certain.
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Plastic....BPA free... I really enjoy using them, especially with the lunch bag designed for them. Very flexible, lots of options. Other questions? Post, and I'll get back to you.
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They must be plastic. They are marked "Not Oven Safe" They are marked "BPA Free". The do not appear to be as flexible as silicone and the center viewing window is a semi flexible clear plastic.
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BPA usually comes from hard plastic. They're silicone, which is not known to contain BPA: http://www.hhs.gov/safety/bpa/
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I'm uncertain as I discarded the packaging. But I recall checking to see if there is BPA and as far as I can remember they are BPA free. The plastic is pretty rigid with solid colors - nothing clear. Perhaps someone with packaging can answer for certain.
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The bowl is 100% food-safe,BPA-free silicone. BPA-free silicone is hypoallergenic and bacteria-resistant. It's food-safe, pliable and easy to clean, making it perfect for food storage, transport and serving.
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polycarbonate I beleive, and its kinda blue, copolyester is usually not BPA free , unless it is Eastman Tritan :)
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NEW INFORMATION. I wrote directly to Libbey Glass and asked the question. Here is the response I got pasted from their reply: "Thank you for contacting Libbey glass. The material is BPA free. It is a polyethylene material." I can believe this; the material behaves like polyethylene of which there are many versions, and polyethylene is used in many medical implanted devices as well as a great deal of hospital equipment, e.g. IV bags and tubes and also in public water supplies. It's okay. This is my previous comment: The plastic parts are definitely NOT silicone. I've not yet been able to determine for certain what they are. I'm intrigued by Erika's comment suggesting there are two versions of the jar, one of which may have a silicone seal. The ones I received from Amazon do not have silicone seals, but polyethylene is perfectly safe in my opinion.
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Ken, my amateur analysis would be rubber, not silicone...they work great and wear well.
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I got this from the Zyliss website. Hope this helps: http://usa.zyliss.com/bpa-faqs
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Hi Julia, yes these mats are 100% BPA free. They are made from a fiber glass weave coated in premium, food grade silicone that is FDA compliant. I hope this helps. Regards, Matt - StarPack Team Member
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yes they are plastic, but not sure about BPA free, I'd contact manufacturer for reassurance on that.It's a REALLY nice kit!
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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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They arent quite silicone, but softer than rubber. Its pretty much an even mix.