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Question: Is the Bluewave 2 gallon multi-use water bottle BPA FREE??
Document: I ordered one of these bottles in 2011. It was a sturdy, easy to use bottle. We haul drinking water in it daily. It has just developed a crack on the bottom so I wanted to get another one but decided this time I wanted to go "BPA Free." I sent an email to Bluewave and asked if this 2 gallon bottle was BPA free. This is their reply: "Thank you for your message and interest in our product.
I ordered this 2 Gallon Bottle because the seller claimed "Odorless, no plastic taste - No leeching of chemicals into your water!". this can be very tricky statement given the fact that this bottle is made from polycarbonate and has recycling code 7.From what I know polycarbonate bottle is expected to leech BPA ( toxic). It seems the plastic in Bluewave water bottle is supplied by company J J Plastics (as marked on the bottom).
I purchased the Bluewave 2-gallon water bottle to replace the 3 gallon and 5 gallon bottles I was currently using. As I get up in years, I've found that lifting these heavy bottles was becoming more combersome. The 2-gallon blue wave is ideal for me. I don't have to struggle lifting it onto the water dispenser any longer. I'd much rather change out bottles more frequently than have to lift a bottle and risk hurting myself in the process.
I first ordered this brand do to the fact the bottles were BPA Free. The 2 gallon size was by accident, but am very pleased with the size. They are easier to handle than the 3 gallon size and since there are only a few individuals using this water cooler the water will stay/be fresher.
It serves it's purpose well. I don't have to fill the water jug as often with this 2 gallon bottle! but be careful, if you don't have adjustable shelves it might be difficult to fit.
Wal-mart in their not so infinite wisdom stopped carrying a line of 2 gallon refillable water bottles -- they only now have the refrigerator with external spout variety. Nobody has these in town, only the much heavier 3 and 5 gallon bottles. Be careful in dropping a full bottle, even a short distance, it will probably shatter as it's a harder plastic than many bottles.
Being not quite as young as I used to be (smile), I was delighted to find a 2 gallon Water Bottle. It's lighter (when full) than a 6 gallon bottle (obviously), making it much easier to place on the dispenser.It's made of quality materials.I would suggest buying a non-spill cap, (sold separately) as this eliminates having to quickly try to get the bottle onto the dispenser without spilling water everywhere.
By the way, I won't forget because I'm curious as to how these bottles will hold up. And will ultimately buy 2 more simply for the convenience factor. I figure I can fill up all 4 containers from remote drinking water vending dispensers, and when I use one, I can simply take off the pump and use the other one without refilling on the spot. All four can supply me with constant drinking water for at least one week.
They need to be replaced  It's hard to find 2 gallon bottles, so I'm giving it one more shot and spend even more money, and at least buy the last bottle available in stock. I can no longer recommend these bottles. They need to be of a softer plastic.
But we sell 1, 3, and 5 Gallon BPA Free bottles on Amazon."
Answer: yes