The exact products shown [OR similar products from the same brand] have been repeatedly tested by Lead Safe Mama, LLC (using XRF technology) and have been consistently found to be Lead-free. In our opinion the companies featured on these pages have behaved ethically and responsibly when it comes to toxicant concerns and considerations in manufacturing.
Baby Bottle Note: Most of the bottles recommended below are glass. Some selections are plastic. As you would with any purchase, please read the full product description (and product reviews) when you click through BEFORE making your purchase decision. Both glass and plastic options from these brands should be Lead-free.
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#1.) Avent Baby Bottles
#2.) LifeFactory Baby Bottles
#3.) EvenFlo Baby Bottles
#4.) Dr Brown’s Baby Bottles
Disclaimer: As we are not manufacturing these products (just recommending products made by other companies based on our experience with and knowledge of these products) we have no control over potential changes that may impact the toxicant profile of a product or product-line. As soon as we are made aware of any formulation changes that could negatively impact the toxicant profile of products linked on this website, we will remove the products from the website. If at any time you purchase a product that was recommended on this website and you feel it is not a quality product for any reason, please let us know and we will review your concerns and remove any products we do not stand by.
Thank you so much for bringing awareness to this. To clarify, do you have any reason to believe that the plastic versions of the brands listed above might contain lead when their glass options do not? Personally I am sold on using glass, but I have family members and friends who use some of these plastic varieties. Thank you
Thank you for this information Tamara. Agent tested the Pura Kiki stainless steel bottles? Thank you for all you do!
Historically – 2017 / 2018 and before – the pura Kiki insulated bottles had solid lead sealing dots. I would never recommend the brand as a result. They handled the situation very badly and they never issued a recall nor acknowledged the issue nor took responsibility. I have not tested their newer products but it is on my agenda. There are quite a few posts about this on http://www.LeadSafeMama.com