I was just looking at the new products released today, and one of them had a safety rating of 10, so I checked the material--it's TPR Silicone. In the past, I've only seen TPR Silicone rated as a 6 on the materials safety scale. Why did this change? Is it truly as safe as a pure silicone toy? To my knowledge, you can't throw a TPR Silicone toy into a pot of boiling water to sterilize--can anyone enlighten me on this change?
TPR Silicone = 10 Safety?
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Miss Cinnamon
I was just looking at the new products released today, and one of them had a safety rating of 10, so I checked the material--it's TPR Silicone. In the past, I've only seen TPR Silicone rated as a 6 on the materials safety scale. Why did this change?
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I was just looking at the new products released today, and one of them had a safety rating of 10, so I checked the material--it's TPR Silicone. In the past, I've only seen TPR Silicone rated as a 6 on the materials safety scale. Why did this change? Is it truly as safe as a pure silicone toy? To my knowledge, you can't throw a TPR Silicone toy into a pot of boiling water to sterilize--can anyone enlighten me on this change?
02/03/2009
This product was incorrectly marked as Silicone and get safety rank 10 at first. It was changed to TPR silicone then. Unfortunately there is a delay with safety rating calculation, which is automatic. The safety rank for this product should have appropriate for TPR silicone rating 6 by now.
02/04/2009
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