The World’s 1st FDA Tested & Approved Eco-Safe Non-Toxic Nonstick Cookware! For thousands of years, Australian Aborigines believed that “we do not say the land belongs to us, but we belong to the land.”
It is with this philosophy of the traditional Australian Aborigines’ respect for nature that sparked the birth of SafePan. SafePan International is an exciting Australian company leading the way in the design and manufacture of eco-friendly and safe ceramic nonstick cookware.
Unlike conventional PTFE/PFPA non-stick pans. SafePan contains NO toxic chemicals or fumes that could be released at high temperatures.
Eco-friendly Coating with No PFOA or PTFE Thoroughly Tested for Toxic Substances “Passed” U.S. EPA & FDA Safety Guidelines No Toxic Fumes Released at up to 842°F Exceptional Nonstick Performance Dishwasher-Safe Ergonomic Design Lighter and easier to use than Cast Iron or Stainless Steel Solid Aluminum Cast Body for Better Heat Distribution Double-layer CERAMSAFE Eco-Nonstick Coating Extreme Scratch & Abrasion-resistance Lifetime Warranty against Peeling and Bubbling Specifications Body
Material: Aluminum Die Cast Body thickness: 3mm Base thickness: 5mm Coating
Interior: CERAMSAFE Black (Double coat +40 micron) Exterior: CERAMSAFE Black (Double coat +30 micron) Handle
Material: Bakelite Assembly: Screwed on Package Includes SafePan Eco-Nonstick Stir-Fry, 11
Sorry...but I'm fairly sure the FDA does not test cookware. If they did, and teflon was actually toxic when heated then it would be banned. So either they do test cookware and Teflon-coated cookware passes (which negates the need for an alternative) or they don't and this is just fancy worded advertising.
Well, there is something to be said for avoiding the issue of having someone ignorant in your family use a fork and scratching your teflon pan. Hello, garbage!
kiwico
New Member
posted: Oct. 4, 2009 @ 5:46p
I tried to get the FDA reference number and date from the NZ distributor but he is unwilling to send this to me. Expects me to visit his office to see it on the wall. Refuses to send by email. Tells me that the Korean manufacturer insists that this info can not be sent out. Very suspicious. Maybe FDA stands for another organization not US Food and Drug.. Also refuse to send RoHS and MSDS info.
thrillhouse700
Member
posted: Oct. 4, 2009 @ 6:14p
I cant remember the last time I got ANYTHING to 842 degrees. When my 11 dollar pan gets there im sure it will explode with fiery balls of molten metal and burn the house down causing death. Maybe thats why these are so safe?
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