It isn't mentioned above so does anyone know if this pan contains microban? Like the size etc but do NOT want the chemical. Thanks
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No clue, but I wouldn't recommend this litter box. It's soooooo lightweight, it slides all over the place. Very cheaply made.
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Well, I just received it and have only used it twice. I will not reorder because it does have several parabens in it. Studies have shown that Parabens can cause Cancer and since I have a long history of Cancer in my family, I usually use creams without it. Ask you esthetician if the cream she sells is Paraben free. I will not reorder.
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The ingredients are not listed on the tube, and I have long since thrown away the box. I have no idea what parabens is/are, but the fact that you are asking is worrisome.
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I called the company, they changed ingredients a while back and took out all parabens. It was not undated on Amazon but they are taking care of that now. Thank you for revealing this to me. But I was surprised that something that is sold in health stores was using parabens.
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This has been one of the best pans that we have ever purchased. No chipping on the nonstick surface and we have had the pan for about a year. It washes up like a dream. As far as the potential unfortunate chemicals I'm sorry that I can't answer that question as I didn't research that before purchasing.
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Looked at the ingredients no paraben. Lots of different types of acid and is organic. Does have peptides.
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THIS IS FROM ANOTHER REVIEWER, I'LL TAKE THEIR WORD FOR IT, THE WIFE IS SLEEPING OR I'D ASK HER. .... Hope this helps. Once received, I noticed that the label says "With Microban." From the Rubbermaid website, accessed today: "Triclosan is used in a few Rubbermaid products in non-food contact applications such as Microban sinkware and select coolers because it provides antimicrobial & odor resistance that consumers desire. These Microban antimicrobial technologies are EPA approved and built-in to the product during manufacturing to become part of the product. We are aware that the FDA is engaged in an ongoing scientific and regulatory review of the safety of triclosan in FDA-regulated products and we are closely following developments in this area."
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I bought my bar from Ulta beauty--it also says "No Parabens, No Phthalates, No Paraffin, No Gluten, No Propylene Glycol, No Mineral Oil, No Synthetic Fragrance, No Animal Testing, No PABA ETC....
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No, this item is no longer considered to be BPA free. The substitute chemical Tritan, in independent lab tests, has been shown to include BPA compositions and itself serve as an hormine/endocrine disruptor. Any summary research will show there are many health risks to using this product. http://www.occupycorporatism.com/home/veterans-us-troops-potentially-damaged-by-camelbak-tritan-chemical/ http://masculineheart.blogspot.tw/2014/07/civilians-and-us-troops-exposed-to.html
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I can tell you that it is a very well built pan, similar to commercial vs. home use and it makes great buns. I have read that there is some discussion about aluminum leeching into food but aluminum still accounts for about 50% of the pots and pans used and sold in the industry. If there is steel in this product, it is difficult to see.
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Sorry I can't help Barb. I purchased the pan for my mother and haven't even seen the pan---she lives cross country from me.If you would like I can call and ask her and report back. Again I am sorry to be of no help.Donna
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I checked the ingredient list and did not see Urea listed. A cardboard insert states , "no parabens, phthalates or petrochemicals." I am not familiar with Urea, so I have no idea if this info is helpful or not.
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It's been such along time since I bought this I do not remember. But I found a non-stick pan at Walmart. It is called Green + Life. It is a Healthy ceramic non-stick pan. It is free of PFOA, Lead, Cadmium and life time warranty. I was pleased with this pan and the way my food cooked up. I like this pan better than the green earth
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Interesting! I would guess they changed the formulation--not sure though. I know the bottle I have does not list polyparaben as an ingredient, but it is from 2011.
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There are new non stick coatings out that you can use medel utinsils, and go into the dishwasher. Those do not throw off toxins..You might want to look into those breadmakers!Its really isn't toxic unless the taflon seal is , cut, scraped off, so to speak, ..If you do not use high heat with taflon there is not a problem, but before using it, always heat itup for awhile with water in it, and wash it out again, then use it..We are all going to die of something, and I doubt at this point if its going to be teflon!
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Hi...sorry, I am from Germany and I dont know what is "microban" - I can not found this word in my dictionary.Kind regard - Erika
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DO NOT use pam or any other type of cooking spray, not ever on this pan. These are bad for non-stick pans. If you don't believe me, call Circulon directly. They will tell you this. This is what they told me, but I had already known this. If you have to, use a little oil...but not Pam.