Is the lid on the glass jar BPA free? I wanted to confirm that all plastic parts are BPA free.
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Why don't you Google it? Or call the manufacturer, people are so lazy these days. Jeeshhh.
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It is in a plastic jar. I do not recall if it said BPA free or not. Sorry I couldn't help more
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It is plastic but I am not sure about BPA free. I think I bought it before there was a concern about the BPA. I don't use it much but it is a very nice one and the motor will never burn up in home use like the cheaper ones.
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The yellow lid itself is made of Polypropylene (PP) which is BPA & Phthalates Free. The Jar is made of Polyethylene (PETE) which is also BPA & Phthalates Free.
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I am not sure if the lids are BPA free. I bought them as a gift for someone. I never opened the box.
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Can't tell for sure, if the lid is BPA free. Concerning question 2: I recommend buying 2 silver because the colored ones can not be cleaned in the dish washer.
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Yes, it does. The jar is PET plastic (also known as PETE and designated by a recyclable "1") does not contain BPA.
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Claudia, I cannot attest to these jar lids being BPA-free, however, the following link takes you to the 4 oz Ball jars which apparently DO HAVE the new BPA-free lids. I found the BPA-free answer under one of the questions specifically asking if the lids were BPA-free for canning baby food. I hope this helps. :) Ball Jar Crystal Jelly Jars with Lids and Bands, Quilted, 4-Ounce, Set of 12
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Not sure if it BPA free or not, cause have bought mine a few years ago, so don't have a package. The lid is plastic inside. It can contact the water if you pour too too much and it is boiling and touching the lid. If you add regular amount of water, it doesn't happen. Yes, you need to open the lid to pour water.
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I was just on the Thermos website and they only manufacture BPA free items. So yes the Raya food jar is BPA free.
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Hi - The top is definitely plastic, but I'm not sure if it's bpa free. The top doesn't stay on very well, so if you want to purchase a glass bottle for traveling - i wouldn't purchase this bottle. I kept this bottle and then bought a Takeya, which has a screw on top. You may want to look into that bottle or something with a screw on top.
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I didn't find anything stating it is BPA free, but the plastic is almost like a hard acrylic type. A few times I have used it with boiling water and it looks like it cracked but its was not. I have been very happy with this beaker. On the bottom it does have 7 in the recycling and made in Germany. Hope this helps.
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Yes it is a plastic, but BPA free and I use one daily, being a diabetic I drink a lot liquids and this cup rarely has condensation. One of my favorites of the insulated cups purchased over the years
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The lids are the only piece that are plastic, thus the only reason it would be labeled BPA free is if the lids are BPA free. BPA is not used in manufacturing glass. So... yes, the lids are BPA free.
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The jar and lid are both plastic. I don't see anything that mentions the composition of the plastic. I don't even see the PETE #1 that Walter mentioned.
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Glass is BPA free. Even if the plastic lid is BPA free doesn't mean it's safe. They replace the BPA with another chemical. And I'm pretty sure it isn't safe either. this is what i found about siliconeIf plastic can't be avoided altogether, the safest type (meaning the most stable, slowest to degrade and leech chemicals into your water, food, etc.) is silicone.There is a lot of debate on silicone leaching chemicals. I did read some where that it's least likely in silicone that isn't heated up. As in the ones you cook with.So glass, 100% natural rubber and metal are the best I've read Glass is BPA free. Even if the plastic lid is BPA free doesn't mean it's safe. They replace the BPA with another chemical. And I'm pretty sure it isn't safe either. this is what i found about siliconeIf plastic can't be avoided altogether, the safest type (meaning the most stable, slowest to degrade and leech chemicals into your water, food, etc.) is silicone.There is a lot of debate on silicone leaching chemicals. I did read some where that it's least likely in silicone that isn't heated up. As in the ones you cook with.So glass, 100% natural rubber and... » Read More Glass is BPA free. Even if the plastic lid is BPA free doesn't mean it's safe. They replace the BPA with another chemical. And I'm pretty sure it isn't safe either. this is what i found about siliconeIf plastic can't be avoided altogether, the safest type (meaning the most stable, slowest to degrade and leech chemicals into your water, food, etc.) is silicone.There is a lot of debate on silicone leaching chemicals. I did read some where that it's least likely in silicone that isn't heated up. As in the ones you cook with.So glass, 100% natural rubber and metal are the best I've read « Show Less
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No, there is a little plastic as well, which they say is BPA free. I'm sure you can call the company and ask to confirm.