are they mercury free
1425355
Sorry the materials are written in German on the back of the package or at least I think that it is the materials?
1425356
No. The packaging indicates that they contain both mercury and lead, and that they should not be disposed of with regular trash.
770411
No such thing as a mercury free cfl. You now have to make your own incandescents if you're worried about mercury in your house(and have the local power plant put mercury in the air instead).
1757677
Yes. These pacifiers are 100% silicon, so they are free of BPA and all other plasticizers.
2188791
No. Most incandescent bulbs contain a tungsten filament and do not contain any mercury.
307013
Being silicone, they should not have any Lead. Also should be BPA free, due to being made specifically for baking.
744777
Yes they are. I checked them with a lead testing kit and they are fine. I love my set!
299253
They are BPA free, yes. And I love this bottle. Perfect size, easy to carry, holds enough water.
576575
They are BPA free, according to the Product Description (next to the last paragraph).
1495257
Yes. They are 1.45V mercury free with an expiration date of April 2018. So far I'm very happy with this purchase.
396706
Im sorry, I don't know if they are lead free. They are nice thou very lite weight so I don"t think they would have lead in them.
2175212
As far as I know only if they are medela brand. They sell them, but they are hard to find. If you end up having to use the plastic ones they at least are BPA free.
2252879
Yes. The mercury in CFL lights is part of the actual lighting element itself. Since these LEDs operate on a completely different physical principal then CFLs there is no mercury. However, there is still circuitry inside the bulb which contains a small amount of solder (which probably contains lead... but don't take my word for it... they may use lead free solder).
854661
From their website: "Ocean Blue® Brand of products contain no heavy metals (mercury, arsenic, lead and cadmium) and no toxins (PCB's & dioxins)"
2004740
Yes they are made in China, and I think they are lead free, but I'm not sure.
583441
Sorry, I can't answer on the mercury free. I thought all batteries contained mercury. I put them in my charger every night and they last the day. I replace them sometime getting close to a year from when I purchase them. I've always used them and like them. Much less expensive than the regular batteries.
1757676
Yes, they are free of any contaminates. These pacifiers are great and BPA free
2141863
Yes! They are made of silicone which doesn't leach any chemicals. The straws and lids are both silicone and BPA free!