BPA-free
Lacking harmful plasticizer
BPA-free describes products made without bisphenol A, a chemical compound used in plastics and epoxy resins.
The label appears on water bottles, food containers, and baby products, responding to concerns that BPA may leach into food and disrupt hormones: Look for BPA-free containers for storing leftovers.
Capable of being molded
- polycarbonateStrong transparent synthetic polymer
- polypropyleneVersatile thermoplastic resin
- siliconeFlexible synthetic polymer
- stainless steelRust-proof iron alloy
glass · resin · polymer · food-grade · non-toxic · certified · containers · bottles
Identifying attachment or marker
- certifiedOfficially declared valid
- marketingPromoting goods to consumers
- organicFrom living matter
- eco-friendlyNot harming the environment
green · sustainable · natural · health-conscious · regulation · standard · testing · compliance
Free from peril
- pregnancyCarrying developing offspring
- fertilityCapacity for reproduction
- developmentalRelated to growth stages
- infant formulaCommercial breastmilk replacement
plastic
Capable of being molded
- polycarbonateStrong transparent synthetic polymer
- polypropyleneVersatile thermoplastic resin
- siliconeFlexible synthetic polymer
stainless steel · glass · resin · polymer · food-grade · non-toxic · certified · containers · bottles · sippy cups
label
Identifying attachment or marker
eco-friendly · green · sustainable · natural · health-conscious · regulation · standard · testing · compliance · recall
safe
Free from peril
- pregnancyCarrying developing offspring
- fertilityCapacity for reproduction
- developmentalRelated to growth stages
infant formula · nursing · toddler · prenatal · reproductive health
- free-from
- product labelsingredient list, warning labels, safety labels, warning label, nutrition facts
BPA-freetoxic
Capable of causing harm
unsafe · untested · unregulated · carcinogenic · contaminated