Makers of nonstick frying pans may claim their products are free of PFAS, such as PTFE and PFOA. Consumer Reports' says you can’t always trust claims on ‘non-toxic’ cookware.

Swiss Diamond’s U.S. distributor challenged Consumer Reports’ results, saying that the manufacturer had used PFOA-free raw materials since 2007 and that the high temperatures used in the ...

Most nonstick pans are coated with polytetrafluoroethylene, also known as Teflon. And there are a lot of rumors out there that Teflon might be toxic and that these pans may not be safe to use.