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Listening to this discussion has made me heartsick. As moms of a 4 year old and eight-month-old my partner and I have made every effort to avoid BPA and pthalates, have bought organic and local food, and even run the tap a bit before washing sippy cups to avoid particulates from our water pipes and now we hear that infant formula containers have BPA???  

Breastfeeding is not an option for us.  Please let us know or post on your website the brands of formula that are stored in BPA-free containers.

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