Stanley responds to well being issues over viral cups beloved by likes of Molly Mae
Company Stanley have responded to well being issues over its viral cups beloved by celebs resembling Molly Mae-Hague.
Viral movies circulating have claimed that there are parts of extremely toxic steel lead of their well-liked cups which have taken the UK by storm.
The clips, which have been doing the rounds on social media, have seen individuals testing their cups for lead with various outcomes. Some of the check movies discovered nothing, nevertheless others support they discovered lead within the backside of the favored cups.
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This has led to claims that ingesting from Stanley cups may probably trigger a well being danger, although none making claims have alleged sickness because of this.
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Stanley has now responded to the declare by sharing a press release with TODAY.com. The firm mentioned it does use lead in its manufacturing course of for its cups, however mentioned they solely pose a danger of lead publicity provided that the quilt on the underside of the tumbler comes off and exposes the pellet used to seal the cup’s vacuum insulation. If this occurs, you possibly can submit a declare by means of the corporate’s lifetime guarantee.
On the underside of every cup, there’s a round barrier product of chrome steel, which covers a pellet that incorporates lead, a spokesperson for Stanley mentioned. The pellet seals the product’s vacuum insulation, and it isn’t accessible until the chrome steel barrier comes off — which is feasible however “rare,” the spokesperson mentioned.
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The liquid inside a Stanley mug doesn’t are available in contact with the pellet, so there’s little to no probability of lead publicity from ingesting liquid contained in the container. The danger solely happens if the round cowl comes off and customers contact the uncovered lead after which contact their mouths or noses, specialists say.
The Stanley spokesperson added: “Our engineering and supply chain teams are making progress on innovative, alternative materials for use in the sealing process.”
Love Island star Molly-Mae was seen with one of many Stanley cups again in September final 12 months, as followers have been left screaming that they ‘wished one’ after the put up.
