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#1
cherrypop - Posted 10:25 am PDT 09/6/08 (156 Posts)
Similar to Nalgene bottles, except Nalgene bottles are now BP-A free.
#2
Towncivilian - Posted 11:43 am PDT 09/6/08 (1144 Posts)
#3
rschnapp - Posted 1:07 pm PDT 09/6/08 (45 Posts)
BisPhenol-A, a chemical that may cause health problems. It's banned in the European Union. In the EU, chemicals are guilty until proven innocent; In the US, it's the other way around. Until you can prove that a chemical is toxic, it's ok to expose your population to it.
I prefer the EU's paradigm. Manufacturers will promptly perform safety testing in order to gain a market.
In the US, manufacturers won't do any safety testing, since there's no upside in it for them. Our paradigm would be more defensible if governments had significant budgets to perform safety testing (although, people are being exposed to the chemical in the meantime).
I prefer the EU's paradigm. Manufacturers will promptly perform safety testing in order to gain a market.
In the US, manufacturers won't do any safety testing, since there's no upside in it for them. Our paradigm would be more defensible if governments had significant budgets to perform safety testing (although, people are being exposed to the chemical in the meantime).
#4
nick007 - Posted 1:08 pm PDT 09/6/08 (461 Posts)
#5
sethook - Posted 2:01 pm PDT 09/6/08 (1165 Posts)
#6
monkieinabarrel - Posted 2:24 pm PDT 09/6/08 (874 Posts)
that is interesting but i am already waiting for nalgene to send me my tritan bottle. thanks though
#7
WEC777 - Posted 5:05 pm PDT 09/6/08 (23 Posts)
Nalgenes are AWESOME! These are probably just so-so. I've had off-brand bottles like this (from Target) and they weren't the greatest; in fact, they leaked all over the place. But hey, it's your money.
#8
samben2 - Posted 5:15 pm PDT 09/6/08 (545 Posts)
#3 says "I prefer the EU's paradigm." Be careful what you wish for. I'm told that *everything* is illegal unless it is specifically legalized. That would put the screws the old "pursuit of happiness" thing.
#9
woodbutt - Posted 6:45 pm PDT 09/6/08 (161 Posts)
troll.
#10
sk8erboy - Posted 7:26 pm PDT 09/6/08 (290 Posts)
#11
cherrypop - Posted 7:27 pm PDT 09/6/08 (156 Posts)
#5, you're an idiot. For you kids' sake, I hope you don't have any kids (as far as you know).
#12
Ugh - Posted 7:46 pm PDT 09/6/08 (500 Posts)
US firms have incentive to do safety testing. If they don't do due diligence and their product harms people, they'll be sued.
#13
dreese9859 - Posted 10:07 am PDT 09/7/08 (90 Posts)
Get a stainless steel bottle and you'll be fine. Plastic bottles are also bad for bacteria collecting reasons.
#14
he162 - Posted 8:00 am PDT 09/8/08 (1503 Posts)
Ugh, are you serious? Sue Dow chemical? Sue Monsanto? You must be a trillionaire or a idiot so look at your checkbook and guess which one.







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