Innate stainless steel bottles - free from BPA and Phthalates.

Already banned from use in food grade containers in many countries, Bisphenol A (BPA) is a chemical used in the production of plastic and polycarbonate bottles and liners. BPA, an environmental estrogen, can leak out of these bottles and container linings into your food or drink. A growing number of scientists are concluding, from some animal tests, that exposure to BPA in the womb raises the risk of certain cancers, hampers fertility and could contribute to childhood behavioural problems such as hyperactivity.

Phthalates are chemicals that are typically used in plastics to increase their flexibility. But they're also found in a variety of other products. Some research has shown that pthalates leaching out of plastic products and containers cause increased risk of birth defects, liver cancer, kidney problems and other hormonal imbalances in laboratory animals.