Vaso con pajita de acero inoxidable Grosmimi con tapa abatible - 6oz (12 meses+)

The body is 304 stainless steel outside and 316 stainless steel inside, and third-party XRF testing verified the inner body as 316 stainless steel. The test reports are not published.

Third-party lab testing of Grosmimi's straw cups, including this 6oz stainless steel flip-top straw cup, found BPA not detected in any part, restricted phthalates and lead below reporting limits, and the polypropylene parts and silicone straw passing FDA food-contact requirements. The reports are not published, and the dates of the current revisions are not given.

This stainless cup is sold in printed designs such as Cherry Peach, Dino Khaki and Unicorn, and no lead testing of the printed exterior is published; the brand's lead-free statements cover the sealing silicone, not the exterior print.

The silicone straw and teat should be replaced every 2-3 months and sterilization guidance is provided (30 seconds boiling before first use), but no test method or shedding/migration result at use temperature backs this interval, and the cup itself is explicitly marked not microwaveable rather than microwave-safe.

The platinum silicone straw passed third-party lab testing for volatile N-nitrosamines under FDA guidance, below the 10 ppb limit, and also passed FDA food-contact requirements for silicone with no BPA detected. The reports are not published.

We queried the complete CPSC recall database (10,027 records, 1973-2026) for Grosmimi and found no recall at any date, in any role. A control search confirms the corpus covers comparable feeding-product classes, so this is a genuine clean result rather than a gap in the registry. Grosmimi also states it has never issued a product recall.

The brand publishes a concrete replacement interval — every 2-3 months for silicone straw parts — and gives visible degradation signals to watch for (pull the teat in all directions, discard at first sign of damage or weakness), covering both the interval and the check.

Grosmimi supplied third-party lab test reports and children's product certificates for its straw cups, covering lead, restricted phthalates, BPA, FDA food-contact requirements, nitrosamines in the silicone straw and small parts after use-and-abuse testing, with every result within its limit. The certificates cite earlier revisions of the reports, and none of it is published.

The brand discloses the country of manufacture (Korea) with a stated consistent QA process across markets, and publishes a concrete 1-year warranty against manufacturing defects with no-questions-asked replacement for leaks or material degradation.