Apr
25
Filed Under Product Safety
One of the most frustrating things about all of this unsafe plastic business, is that sometimes there’s just no real clear answer. So the only thing to do, is to contact the manufacturer directly and ask them. We encourage people to call the manufacturer more often than not, because if we don’t know the answer, who better to ask then the people that make the product? It’s not always easy to track contact information down for a company. So we’ve helped you out by putting together a list of manufacturers whose products we get the most inquiries about. You can download the pdf file by simply clicking the icon or download it here.
Keep in mind that this is NOT a comprehensive list. There are many companies on there, and the list could have gone on for pages, but this should be some of the key players to get you started. If you’d like to have a company added to the list. Simply contact us with the contact information, and we’ll happily add it.
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