Polycarbonate baby bottles are the safest, easiest to use and most economical way to bottle-feed a baby. In fact, they are so trusted that they have become an staple in the life of any parent with a baby. In May 1999, the FDA issued a statement reaffirming the safety of polycarbonate baby bottles despite critic's claims to the contrary. However, the weight of scientific evidence overwhelmingly supports the safety of polycarbonate baby bottles. There is no factual or scientific basis for claims that baby bottles under typical use applications pose any health risk.
Parents have enough to worry about when it comes to rearing their children.
Diversions like the one that critics are creating about polycarbonate baby bottles only serve to scare parents and take the focus off real children's health issues. In order to help parents stay informed and educated on issues involving their children's health and the use of polycarbonate baby bottles, we have supplied the links below. If you would like further information on the research or would like to read some of the statements made that support the safety and use of polycarbonate baby bottles, just click on one of the links below. This site is brought to you by the American Plastics Council. Visit Plastics.org .