Baby bottles and sippy cups release bisphenol chemicals

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By Environmental Health Sciences StaffMar 19, 2026, 11:52 pm194 ptsTrendingTop
A 2021 study conducted by the governmental organization Health Canada found that bisphenol A (BPA) and one of its popular alternatives (BPS) leached from every brand of baby bottle and sippy cup tested. In short: All 20 brands of baby bottles and 13 brands of sippy cups tested released BPA and BPS when used…

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