Green To Grow Bottles

Feb 17, 2008 | NEW | GEAR |

When scientific studies say something is toxic but industry claims otherwise, the topic becomes “controversial” and we as consumers are often left to our own devices to decide what is or is not safe for our families and the environment. Such is the case with bisphenol, found in the vast majority of baby bottles. In February 2007, the Environment California Research & Policy Center published a report, Toxic Baby Bottles: Scientific Study Finds Leaching Chemicals in Clear Plastic Baby Bottles, describing the harmful effects of the hormone-disrupting chemical bisphenol A (BPA) as a developmental, reproductive, and neural toxin. But baby-bottle manufacturers claim low doses are harmless.

Now you have a choice. BPA-free baby bottles from GREEN TO GROW. They’re cute and free from PVC, phthalates and lead as well. They also come in 100% recycled packaging. Infants are vulnerable and dependent on the decisions of their caretakers’ so doing right by them is a priority in creating a safe, sustainable society. CHECK OUT GREEN TO GROW