Does anyone know if these are made out of latex?
1435750
all rubbers are made out of latex. SPRI says it is made out of Tuff-Tube which I believe is made out of rubber.
1435751
Yes, it states that "This product is made with natural latex that has been known to cause allergies in certain people."
447406
I do not know if these are latex free,, but they do break easily, as I tried to use them for hair bands when I ran out for my granddaughter but they tend to break under the stress of looping them over and over as you do a rubber band. Hope you do receive an answer. Happy holidays to you. oh the kids at school really love this loom looper fad. All my granddaughters riends asked her to make them bracelets. So I had to buy more loopers.
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Hello Bethany,I truly do not know if these are latex free and I would never want to give you a bad answer. I would try to call the people who make these and see because when they came to me there package did not have anything written on it at all so I am not sure. Sorry I couldn't help you on this
609622
Yes they do. I didn't realize it until I had worn them awhile. They are not for you if you're allergic to latex!
735534
I'm not the manufacturer of these bouncing balls, but it is highly unlikely that they are made from natural latex rubber. Most bounce balls are made from a material called "Zectron", which was created in the 60's and used for the Wham-O Super-balls.
777419
Google rubber...see if it contains latex.....these are made of rubber,they smell like rubber, I'm not going to use them because of that
1975521
des notes mention anything about LaTeX. So if you are allergic, don't buy them.
607583
Honestly, I don't know. I'm not sure what latex feels like in a product like this, but I can tell you these are pretty solid, not very flexible. If you have doubts, I wouldn't buy them since latex allergies can be a serious issue.
881831
I no longer have the box for this one but I think you will find that most all BP cuffs are made with latex. Your best bet is to contact the manufacturer.
892020
They are not marked as latex or non-latex. Manufacturer number is 1 215 938 0200 promed specialties. Give them a call they could tell you. Good luck.
1920665
They are derived from peat moss and other organic matter, unsure if they contain any latex.
74316
I'm not sure.... What I got was NOT what was advertised... bait and switch. Like others have said before, if these are to be used for med or you NEED latex free, DO NOT TRUST THESE, or THIS SELLER. IMO, Amazon is going down hill quick with China made/sold/shipped knock offs and with allowing these seller to continue selling anything with them. Amazon has gone from a good/safe shopping experience to BUYER BE WARE!
198138
I would contact the company and ask. I'm guessing they are neoprene but that doesn't necessarily mean they are latex free. Contact the company to be sure.
1271274
I looked at the box and it clearly says that it. ' contains natural rubber latex 'So they are NOT LATEX FREE
1698545
Box says latex, couldn't they get sued if they weren't? I think they work well for their purpose.
1169509
I emailed the company as well to find out if the balls contain latex and PVC. Here is the answer that I received from Black Mountain Products: "There are small traces of latex that may be found in our stability balls. We recommend those with severe allergies not to use the ball. Our balls are made with a PVC base." (2/24/14)
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Not positive. Doesn't have latex on the packaging. It is aluminum foil with adhesive backing. Sorry I could not be more help.