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XRF Test Results: MyBKR Glass Water Bottles w Silicone Sleeves

ByTamara

I test everything.  STFU.  Call me if you have questions. 😠

MyBKR Glass Water Bottles w Silicone Sleeves, XRF Test Results.

Affiliate link for this product on Amazon.*

Pink silicone sleeve:

  • Barium (Ba): 1,269 +/- 265 ppm
  • Zinc (Zn): 137 +/- 21 ppm

Lavender silicone sleeve:

  • Barium (Ba): 989 +/- 292 ppm
  • Zinc (Zn): 158 +/- 24 ppm
  • Iron (Fe): 79 +/- 47 ppm

Silicone sleeves were tested in place on bottles (as pictured).

Note: metals not listed were “Non-Detect” with an XRF instrument.

Clear Glass:

  • ND for all metals that are detectable with the XRF used.

White Plastic Top:

  • ND for all metals that are detectable with the XRF used.

As always please let me know if you have any questions.

Tamara Rubin
#LeadSafeMama

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2 Comments

  1. I’m trying to purchase these on amazon or a glass water bottle you recommend and these and many others in your store are unavailable. But there’s other links that have them available. I’d like you to get something from my purchases no matter how small because I use your website for reference so often. Also is there a reason for these specifically that you wouldn’t use them for yourself or your family? Thanks for any help.

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