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• Wal-Mart: the new FDA [Fortune, 7/16/2008]
  A chemical used in plastic baby bottles is being driven off retailers' shelves not by regulators, but by advocacy groups, politicians and giant retailers. » more
• 10 Things to Scratch from Your Worry List [New York Times, 7/29/2008]
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• The Safety of Baby Bottles, Nalgene® Sports Bottles and Food Containers Made with Polycarbonate Plastic
  For over a quarter century, parents have trusted polycarbonate baby bottles to help nurse their babies. Polycarbonate plastic has been studied and tested for nearly 50 years, and its use in products that come in contact with food is regulated by the FDA as well as governmental bodies worldwide. These FAQs will help you learn more about the safety of polycarbonate plastics. » more
• Baby Bottles, Nalgene® Sports Bottles and Food Containers Made with Polycarbonate Plastic
  High-performing polycarbonate plastic can be found in protective eye wear, sports equipment, electronics and a number of food storage applications. Polycarbonate has been extensively tested for safety, and its use in products that come in contact with food is regulated for safety by the FDA as well as governmental bodies worldwide. » more
• Using Plastics in the Microwave
  Many consumers get confused about which products are right for the microwave. This list of FAQs will help you decide which plastics to use and how to use them properly. » more
• Plastic Child Safety Seats: Protecting our Most Precious Cargo!
  Government statistics show that properly installed child safety seats can reduce the risk of death in passenger cars by 71 percent for infants and 54 percent for toddlers. Learn more about choosing a safety seat and how to use it properly. » more

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