Is this product nontoxic? (Free of formamides, BPA, phthalates. No latex or fire retardants.)
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Honestly, It does have a strong weird chemical smell to them that caused me to stop using them almost right away(Am not really delicate but this one was really strong). I might suggest buying them for use and storage outside because of the smell, but I wouldn't buy them for use with kids at all.
1633077
I don't believe so. You might have to check with companies customer service. I have small children and dogs that have chewed them and haven't had any problems. Again, I would check with the company.
2159685
Is bpa free according to manufacturer's website. Has no noticeable odor at all. arrowplastic.com
1757676
Yes, they are free of any contaminates. These pacifiers are great and BPA free
979382
I believe so. I called the company and asked them. FYI: most reusable items I have come across that are made in Japan were BPA free.
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All of the products you mentioned are BPA, PVC and phthalate-free. Be assured we only use safe non-toxic materials. The safety of the children using/playing with our products is our primary concern, and all of our products meet and exceed all safety standards set by the Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) and the American Society for Testing & Materials (ASTM).
1664675
I was looking for toys with no BPA, phthalates, PVC, or external coatings. It looks comparable but I could not say for sure. I believe the shape makes it easier to handle.
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Nylon is inherently BPA-free. You only need to worry about finding it in polycarbonate. (If you're concerned about chemicals, as I am, also avoid phthalates. They pop up in lots of plastics, but not nylon.)
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The description online says BPA and PVC free, but nothing on formaldehyde. The package had very little info, but I didn't read it all before throwing it away
2011818
This is on the front of the package. "Latex, BPA & Drug Free". I really like this product. I was using the nose strips for a very long time and I grew to dislike the strips. It may take a night or two to get used to the item in your nose, but it works for me.
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Hi. I'm writing from Naturepedic. Absolutely not. We don't use those flame retardants in any of our products.
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I tossed the box It MAY have said BPA free. Im pretty sure it didnt say pthylate free specifically.
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Sorry, I really don't know other than it is BPA free. You might want to contact the company.
162984
There are no fire-retardants used on this mattress. Latex mattresses do not require this.
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Hello!Funny thing, the website stated all products were BPA free but the packaging did not specify that the item was...Hope this helps.
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This product is made of safe, non toxic, phthalate free material. It contains high quality jelly rubber material.
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Staight from the company, these are made from PVC and polyethylene plastic. They claim they are phthalate free and BPA free. Many reviews reported an off-gassing smells out of the box. If these have a bad smell then something in the plastic is breaking down and releasing chemicals. I'm sorry to say, but if these are made with PVC then they are NOT SAFE. Maybe by US standards but I highly doubt they would pass in Europe. They may have been able to make the PVC without phthalates but they must have had to find a suitable plasticizer replacement. This replacement just isn't a known toxin YET. The same goes for BPA. A replacement has been found that is just as toxic so companies can use the replacement and label the product BPA free. Just remember where plastic comes from...petroleum. There is no getting around it. Plus, polyethylene terephthalate or PET (if that is the one they use) can leach a toxic heavy metal called antimony. Most problems occur with plastic as it ages which doesn't take long. So, do your homework and don't take the companies word for it! Stick with wood toys with water based paint.
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Hello, and thank you for your question about the Close and Secure Sleeper! This item does not have flame retardants.