Exposing the Hidden Dangers of Unqualified Plastic Cups (Part 6)

Every cup has a story, and life has its warmth. Hello everyone, "Dong Dong's Cup Talk" is here. In previous articles, I've shared information about the various types of plastic materials used in manufacturing plastic cups. https://www.zhanyict.com/en/ProductsDetail-VB-10475.htmlFriends interested in learning more can review my earlier posts. Today, I'd like to discuss the potential hazards of unqualified plastic cups, especially those designed for children and infants. Therefore, regarding materials, I will only focus on plastic cups made from PP, PPSU, and TRITAN materials, and the issues associated with unqualified ones. Due to the extensive content, I will still divide this into several separate posts to share with everyone.

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6. Detailed Explanation of Materials for Infants & Young Children and the Hazards of Unqualified Products

Recommended Materials: For infants and young children, https://www.zhanyict.com/en/ProductsDetail-VB-10475.htmlPPSU and Tritan are highly recommended for cups/bottles.

PPSU: The top choice for those prioritizing ultimate safety and durability. Its high chemical and heat resistance ensures that even with multiple high-temperature sterilizations daily over years, it will not deform or release harmful substances, https://www.zhanyict.com/en/ProductsDetail-VB-10475.htmloffering a long service life.

Tritan: Offers excellent clarity and impact resistance, is BPA-free, and imparts no taste, making it an outstanding choice for daily use.

Hazards of Unqualified Products for Infants & Young Children:

Chemical Hazards: Cups containing BPA, plasticizers, or recycled materials with excessive heavy metals allow harmful substances to enter the infant/child's body through milk or water. These substances have estrogen-like effects, https://www.zhanyict.com/en/ProductsDetail-VB-10475.htmlpotentially disrupting normal growth and development. This may lead to precocious puberty in girls, abnormal genital development in boys, and cause irreversible damage to brain and nervous system development.

Physical Hazards: Leakage due to poor structural design can cause scalds; small detachable parts pose a choking risk; https://www.zhanyict.com/en/ProductsDetail-VB-10475.htmlmold in hard-to-clean crevices can lead to gastrointestinal discomfort, diarrhea, or even fungal infections in infants and young children.