Are these treated with sulphur dioxide, as 1 reviewer said?
1593099
Ingredients: Organic apricots There is no mention of sulphur dioxide on the label. They are delicious!
167370
The packaging does not indicate whether they are silver oxide or not. All it says is that it is alkaline.
2106687
Yes, they are. Wash them by hand and dry immediately or else they could rust. Do not was them in the dishwasher.
303193
I really don't know if it is treated with chemicals, perhaps that is a question for the manufacturer?
1892384
I don't know. The packaging is different today from what I bought back in December. Back then, I thought they were unsulphured. I have lost enthusiasm for products coming from this far away. Next time I'll look for dates from California. First order really good, second order a tad mushy.
528501
No it is not treated with any chemicals, I called their customer service line to verify.
1081186
It says it doesn't, but I ate about a handful yesterday and got a migraine. So, I'd say either naturally or added, there are sulfites.
1613631
Probably not. They contain sulfates. You would want a sulfate free shampoo, like one from Pureology.
2233811
Sulfides are not listed on the label. These berries are freeze-dried and further preservation measures are unnecessary.
642049
No, they have a wipe off surface. Just wash off and dry. Before you use it again use a paper towel to to remove any surface oxidation.Trust me, when you get it down you will love it.
570752
Yes they seem to be covered in a lacquer finish. I put them in dishwasher before using.
1885054
I would check directly with the company. Since IT IS NOT stated on the can, I DOUBT they are BPA free.
999173
No they are not. I spray them with Pam before I use it, and wipe them off afterwards. Also, be careful if sandwich fillings ooze out, as the inner rim near the handle isn't non-stick and hard to clean.
1310350
Nope sorry, but just know (because I didn't) these are not an acid free, light fast, archival medium. They will fade and change with time.
1927564
Yes, they are. Wash them well in soapy water and dry thoroughly. I use mine several times.
1603837
I bought these as gift for my wife to store photos in. She did a lot of research so I would assume they are acid free. She as a person who loves her photos and scrapbooks and would only use acid free. You can always check with the manufacturer if possible. Hope this helped.
744247
No. Unfortunately, they have a trace of salt as do most of the products packaged this way. We did not use this particular one.