Hello,
Can anyone recommend BPA free water containers to take to work? :encouragement:
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Hello,
Can anyone recommend BPA free water containers to take to work? :encouragement:
The one I take to work is by Aladdin, it is BPA free, I've had it a few years now, its a good size, and easy to clean. you can buy them for about £10 - £14, shop around.
Like I said, it has been a few years since I purchased mine, I'm sure there are more on the market now.:beguiled:
Reusable bottle.co.uk do a great range of BPA free bottles. Definitely worth a view
Hi CharlieH,Quote:
Originally Posted by CharlieH
Thank you for your post, I've had a quick look at this company, it looks great. I've added a link to the company name:encouragement:
What's the importance of going BPA free?
Have you seen the new article posted? it puts into question the safety of BPA-free plastic.
There is a new article highlighting the health risks of plastic and our food. This may answer your question.Quote:
Originally Posted by Teri23
Have you seen the range of glass bottles with a silicone sleeve?
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They seem to be all the rage at the moment, I've seen them in Lakeland, large supermarkets and online. Just shop for glass bottle with silicone sleeve and it should bring up a few companies for you to choose from.
A much better option than plastic BPA free or not.
Amazon uk have quite a big range of glass water bottles, I've enclosed a link.
https://www.amazon.co.uk/s/ref=nb_sb...=2GPYBDVDBVC7D
Pro works sell BPA free water bottles on Amazon
I’ve got one of these bottles and they are excellent
I was just reading about how BPA may be responsible for reducing fertility rates, this is certainly something to look out for in research or the news, until then, seek out BPA free wherever possible.
I would also strongly advise against rushing to buy a BPA free version, I recommend glass, I know it is not ideal to carry about, but it is the safest and certainly may be an option in the home. Possibly stainless steel when out and about.
Can you buy Bamboo drink containers? And would they be BPA free?Quote:
Originally Posted by Louise
There has been a lot of concern about the BPA-free products too! The type that are still plastic, but BPA-free, apparently, the chemical structure is almost identical with only a slight difference and studies seem to suggest that they can continue to have the same negative effect on our bodies.
Which is to affect fertility and genetic coding.