Z Report: BPA: thinkbaby

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About the Company
Kevin Brodwick, who began his career working for an NIH-funded laboratory investigating the estrogenic activity of plastics and then moved to a position as Sales Manager for Born Free, founded Think Operations in 2006. The company produces PES (polyether sulfone) plastic bottles and a sippy cup as thinkbaby and stainless steel and plastic drink bottles for adults as thinksport. Bottles and sippys by thinkbaby and bottles by Green to Grow are currently produced by the same Taiwanese manufacturer.

BPA-Free Products
Bottles: 5 oz. bottles and 9 oz. bottles
Cups: Trainer Cup

Products Containing BPA
Bottles: None
Cups: None

Reviews
thinkbaby plastic bottle

Materials: PES plastic and silicone
Components: Bottle, collar, nipple with built-in vent in one of three flow stages.
Price: $17 for two
Dishwasher safe? Top rack.
Observations: Indented sides make it easy and fun for babies to feed themselves, and bottles are lightweight and leak-resistant, although they will leak liquid if held upside down. The nipples are very soft and pliant, with a built-in anti-colic device basically looks like a tiny silicone pipette attached to its base. Packaging is recycled and recyclable. The company also offers a Trainer Cup and two very sexy stainless-steel sports bottles so the whole family can match. Endorsed by Healthy Child Healthy World.
Ratings: Ease of Use and Care: 9. Durability: 8. Eye Appeal: 8. Total points: 25/30. [Excerpted from this review.]

Contact
Phone: 877-446-1616
Email: info@thinkbabybottles.com
Website: www.thinkbabybottles.com

Last updated: 2/25/08

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