Happy Cup + Sistema de pajita (niños pequeños / preescolar de más de 2 años)

The cup is named as 100% food-grade silicone, a clean material for this criterion, with no bamboo or composite component involved.

The cup is a plain molded silicone piece with no painted decal or printed design on the food-contact surface, and silicone products are stated free of lead and cadmium, removing the usual decoration-leaching vector entirely.

The cup is 100% food-grade silicone disclosed as free of BPA, BPS, PVC and phthalates directly for this product, going beyond a bare BPA-free claim, though the brand's stronger BPF disclosure appears only on adjacent mat/utensil pages rather than this specific listing.

The cup is marketed as dishwasher and microwave safe with no caveat about microwaving silicone or guidance on replacing it once scratched or clouded, leaving the microwave claim as an unqualified selling point rather than safety guidance.

The cup is marketed as microwave-safe and built to last without fading or corroding, but no replacement interval or migration/shedding data at use temperature is published, and the durability claim rests on assertion rather than test results.

We queried the CPSC recall database directly, covering 1973-2026 with controls confirming toy/feeding-adjacent categories are captured. The brand does not appear anywhere in that registry, and it also publishes a safety-commitment statement.

The cup is claimed as third-party quality tested with FDA-approved and CPSC-certified status for the finished product, and this exact claim is independently repeated by a third-party competitor comparison site without any registry number attached.

The materials (100% food-grade silicone) and a support-remedy email route are disclosed, but the country of manufacture, the testing lab's name, and concrete warranty terms are not published anywhere we found.