Wal-mart will phase out the bpa baby bottles too. I've actually phased them out of my own house in the past week to be safe. The government recently raised their level of concern to "some" concern. While the science is inconclusive, the preliminary studies are disconcerting to me. It seems like an easy thing to switch to safer baby bottles, so this skeptic went ahead and switched to a less controversial bottle. I encourage others to make their own choices- mine was made on a personal level and not a completely scientific one.

Incidentally, BPA is in so much crap that it would be nearly impossible to completely eliminate it from a house. And the worse offender for BPA contamination? Cans of baby formula. Unbelievable.

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I bought Born Free brand Bisphenol-free bottles last week just to be safe. We used the old bottles for my son (he's almost 6) and he's fine, as far as we know. But why take a chance, we figured. The new bottles are glass, so I hope they won't break too easily. I also bought a few sippy cups for the future. With all the chemicals in the world, I'm sure buying these new bottles won't make much difference. But just seemed right.

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Here are a few options

http://www.camelbak.com/index.cfm?gclid=CPKDgdSDgZMCFR4-QQodMDSQBQ

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The reason they started plastic bottles in the first place was because of all the dangers of glass baby bottles, with breakage and other things.

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