Is this cookware PFOA free?
1404457
Yes, I checked the skillet and looked it up at their website. #622-30G is PFOA free. Good luck, enjoy the skillet!
951956
I do spray mine with a nonstick spray almost every time. Mine is old and has had a lot of use and I really like it. I think I need a spray more than I did years ago. I have not thought about PFOA. MWR
782904
No. The manual says it is "nonstick fluorine coated". You can find a pdf version of the manual on the zojirushi website or google for "cw-pzc.pdf"
176448
Go to this LInkhttp://www.amazon.com/Best-PFOA-Cookware-Nonstick-Eco-Friendly/lm/R3LCDXHCVIXTS9
1968950
It is coated with a product called Thermalon, which works very well, but the main selling point is that it contains no PTFE or PFOA materials. It feels very much like a ceramic coated pan we had, but it is not ceramic per-se.
2105900
Dear Blythe, Thank you for your inquiry. This product does not contain PFOA; PTFE is the nonstick coating that is on our nonstick cookware, without the PTFE the pan would not be considered non stick. Thank you for allowing us to be of service to you. Sincerely, Tonia
965689
It's been such along time since I bought this I do not remember. But I found a non-stick pan at Walmart. It is called Green + Life. It is a Healthy ceramic non-stick pan. It is free of PFOA, Lead, Cadmium and life time warranty. I was pleased with this pan and the way my food cooked up. I like this pan better than the green earth
599633
I don't know, but when checking the Internet if there is PFOA it is a trace. I'm sorry, but still do not know. Will have to check the store and read the label on the cookware.
2049471
It is NOT teflon, it is a PTFE and PFOA free non-stick material - I called support to find out.
176447
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1847831
This pan utilizes a natural stone-derived coating from Germany that achieves non-stick perfection while remaining 100% free of PFOA, a harmful chemical found in traditional cookware. Now Ozeri 8" Green Earth Textured Ceramic Nonstick Frying Pan is 100-Percent PTFE and PFOA Free. I hope this helps you.
1985435
Dana A. I cannot answer your question because I do not know what PFOA is. I do know I love this pan as it makes the best tasting scrambled eggs I ever tasted.
767617
I love this pot, but I don't believe there is any pfoa. I don't believe much of what the manufacturer say. It's all a sales pitch,
1354521
According to the answer given here http://www.everythingkitchens.com/cuisinart-frittata-skillets-fp2-24bk.html to a similar question, it appears that it does contain PFOA.
1082198
I would suggest you watch the video on this page. It appears to be made of aluminum with a layer of titanium which is then coated. They state PFOA free but do not state PTFE free.
1124915
It is NOT PFTE and PFOA free, however all the plastic components are BPA free, according to their website.
2270438
I have no 'skin' in this game and do not work for Dupont. Everything that I have found points to this coating being safe for humans. My wife and I have used this cookware for some time now and we have not seen any degradation of the surface. Teflon" is the same thing as PFOA. Fact: If someone tells you "Teflon" is PFOA, they are wrong. Teflon is a brand. Even the EPA has said that the Teflon brand is not PFOA. In fact, DuPont Teflon nonstick coatings for cookware and consumer bakeware are made without PFOA. Does DuPont use PFOA to make nonstick coatings for cookware? No. As of January 1, 2012, DuPont no longer uses PFOA to manufacture nonstick coatings for cookware and consumer bakeware. Yes, products coated with Teflon nonstick coatings are safe. Prior to market introduction, DuPont nonstick coatings were subjected to studies at the DuPont Haskell Global Centers for Health & Environmental Sciences. Cooks in more than 40 countries around the world have purchased and used billions of pots and pans with DuPont nonstick coatings. Over the past 40 years, there have been only a few reported accounts of polymer fume fever, a minor health effect with reversible flu-like symptoms, as a result of severely overheating nonstick cookware. The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has found that DuPont nonstick coatings for cookware are acceptable for conventional kitchen use. The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission rejected a petition in 2003 to require a label warning for nonstick coatings. The U. S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) does not believe there is any reason for consumers to stop using any consumer or industrial related products. We have no fears with regards to this product... great choice and value for the money. Ron