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Material Safety & Lead Testing
The question behind most of what we publish: does this material leach lead, cadmium, or another contaminant into food? These guides check specific brands and materials against manufacturer data, FDA food-contact rules, and California Prop 65 limits, reviewed by our materials chemist, James Daniels, before publishing. See How We Test for the full process, or the Glossary for terms like Prop 65 and XRF testing.
36 guides in this pillar, reviewed by our materials chemist before publishing.
- Food Serving and Cornware BiodegradablesUpdated Sep 2026
- Is Fiestaware Radioactive? Here’s Exactly What You Need to Know by Color, Year, and UseUpdated Sep 2026
- Is Glass Biodegradable? No — Here’s the Chemistry, the Decomposition Timeline, and What Actually Happens to ItUpdated Sep 2026
- Corelle Dishes that have LeadUpdated Sep 2026
- Does Borosilicate Glass contain LeadUpdated Sep 2026
- Is Corelle Dinnerware BPA Free?Updated Sep 2026
- Are Scratched Dishes Dangerous? Complete Safety GuideUpdated Sep 2026
- Does Depression Glass Contain Lead?Updated Sep 2026
- How to Test Cookware for Lead and Heavy Metals: A Complete Safety GuideUpdated Sep 2026
- Are Dishes With Crazing Safe to Use? (Lead, Bacteria & Safety Guide)Updated Sep 2026
- How to Test Dishes for Lead: Complete Guide to Safe Dinnerware TestingUpdated Sep 2026
- Safe Kitchen — What It Actually Means and How to Build One Without Replacing Everything at OnceUpdated Sep 2026
- Is Pyroceram Toxic? Complete Safety Guide for Corning Ware Users (2026)Updated Sep 2026
- Does CorningWare Contain Lead? Complete Safety Guide for Vintage Cookware (2026)Updated Sep 2026
- Non-Toxic Dinnerware Guide — Safest Materials, What to Avoid, and How to Choose with ConfidenceUpdated Sep 2026
- Are Ball Mason Jars Lead Free? Updated Sep 2026
- How to Safely Dispose of Corelle Dishes That Contain LeadUpdated Sep 2026
- Is Corelle Livingware by Corning Lead Free? What the Evidence Actually ShowsUpdated Sep 2026
- Does Milk Glass Contains Lead — Here’s What That Actually Means for SafetyUpdated Sep 2026
- Is Porcelain Lead Free? What the Glaze, the Regulations, and Your Dishes Actually Tell YouUpdated Sep 2026
- Is Fire King Lead Free? What XRF Testing Actually ShowsUpdated Sep 2026
- Is Fiestaware Dinnerware Actually Lead and Cadmium Free?Updated Sep 2026
- Is IKEA Kalas BPA Free? The Honest Answer — and What the Label Doesn’t Tell YouUpdated Sep 2026
- Is IKEA dinnerware lead free — and what does that actually mean for your family?Updated Sep 2026
- Is Luminarc Glass Lead Free? Plain Glass vs Decorated Pieces — and Why the Answer Is Different for EachUpdated Sep 2026
- Is Duralex Glassware Actually Lead-Free? Here’s What Independent Testing FoundUpdated Sep 2026
- Is Non-Stick Cookware Safe? (2025 Updated Toxicity & Safety Guide)Updated Sep 2026
- Does Anchor Hocking Glass Contain Lead? What the Company Says vs What Independent Testing FoundUpdated Sep 2026
- Does Indiana Glass Contain Lead? Here’s What Actually Determines the RiskUpdated Sep 2026
- Are BPA-Free Plastic Food Storage Containers Actually Safe?Updated Sep 2026
- Does Waterford Crystal Contain Lead? Here’s How to TellUpdated Sep 2026
- Corelle Patterns Before 2005: What They Are, How to Spot Them, and What the Lead Concerns Really MeanUpdated Sep 2026
- Xtrema vs Caraway — Which Non-Toxic Cookware Is Safer & Better (2025 Comparison)?Updated Sep 2026
- Does Myott China Contain Lead?Updated Sep 2026
- Does Rosenthal China Contain Lead? Complete Safety Guide for 2025Updated Sep 2026
- Does Pfaltzgraff Dinnerware Contain Lead?Updated Sep 2026
Every guide follows the same standard
Manufacturer data, U.S. food-safety regulations, and a chemist review before anything publishes.
