The symbol #7 or the label PC (which stands for polycarbonate) is a sign that the bottle likely contains BPA. Bottles with the symbol #1, #2, or #4 are made of polyethylene, and #5 bottles are ...

Bisphenol A, or “BPA,” is used to create polycarbonate ... by picking a product within your budget designed with your goals in mind. Good luck finding the BPA-free spray bottles that best ...

EPA also works with other federal agencies such as the FDA, Consumer Product Safety Commission ... infants and babies through the use of polycarbonate bottles at high temperatures and leaching ...

Bindle is telling consumers to stop using the dry storage compartment of the bottles immediately and to register to receive a free repair kit. In its tests of the product, Consumer Reports found ...

hard plastic known as polycarbonate. Soon, BPA was everywhere: reusable water bottles, plastic plates, the liners in canned foods, sippy cups, grocery receipts, and even some dental sealants.

Three of the four bottles — including the two labelled “food-grade” — were made of polycarbonate. The fourth bottle was made of polypropylene, another type of plastic. There was no ...

No injuries have yet been reported, according to the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (USCPSC). People who purchased the recalled bottles are urged to "immediately stop using" them and fill ...

is recalling over 10,500 stainless steel water bottles and sippy cups for babies and toddlers because of a lead poisoning risk. The Consumer Product Safety Commission reports that there have ...

Some Fabuloso cleaning products were recalled Wednesday over a risk of bacteria contamination, according to the U.S. Consumer Product Safety ... about 4.9 million bottles in the U.S. and about ...