DESCRIPTION

Pursue Wellness 1.18 Liter Tumbler with Handle and Straw Lid | Double Wall Vacuum Insulated Stainless Steel Water Bottle, Travel Mug Cup,  Modern Insulated Tumblers Cupholder Friendly, Coffee Tumbler from Herbs of the Earth

Pursue Wellness Tumbler
Because we value our customers and their health and safety, we take every precaution to ensure that our products are LFGB Food Grade Compliant and BPA Free!

Special Features: 

• Dishwasher Safe,
• Splash proof, 
• Keeps Beverages 10 hours Cold or
• 7 Hours Hot or
• 2 Days Iced Cold
• 40 oz or 1.18 Liters

Material:

• Double Wall Stainless Steel
• LFGB Food Grade Compliant
• BPA FREE
• Free Acrylic Straw
• Food Grade Stainless Steel

LFGB Food Grade Compliant
LFGB Certification stands for “Lebensmittel-, Bedarfsgegenstände- und Futtermittelgesetzbuch” in German, which translates to “Food, Commodities, and Feed Code” in English. The LFGB is a German regulation set by the Federal Ministry of Food and Agriculture that oversees the safety and quality of food, commodities, and animal feed products.

An LFGB Certified product such as our Pursue Wellness Tumbler ensures that a product complies with the strict regulations of the LFGB, particularly focusing on product safety and consumer protection. This often applies to products that come into direct contact with food, such as kitchen utensils, appliances, food packaging, and similar items. The certification assesses whether these products contain substances that could potentially migrate into food and pose a risk to human health.

The certification process usually involves a series of stringent tests conducted by recognized laboratories. If the products pass these tests, they are LFGB certified, which implies they are free from harmful substances and safe for use.

BPA FREE
BPA is an abbreviation for Bisphenol-A, which is an industrial chemical widely used to manufacture certain plastics and epoxy resins. It has been around since the 1960s and was once found in containers meant to store beverages and food. Historically, BPA has also been used to coat the insides of bottle tops and food cans. It’s even been used as a dental sealant or composite.

Unfortunately, BPA has been linked to a number of health problems. The safety of this chemical is often debated. However, studies indicate that it plays a role in the development of endocrine disorders, infertility, certain cancers and more. There are concerns that it affects hormones and interferes with puberty and ovulation. It has been linked to cardiovascular disease too. In addition, BPA has a negative effect on the environment. 

Products that are BPA-free do not contain any traces of Bisphenol-A. As concerns regarding the safety of BPA and its ability to leach into foods and beverages.