Lead Found in Popular Stanley Water Bottles

Company assures safety unless bottles are damaged, sparking debate over manufacturing practices.

Stanley water bottles have been found to contain lead, sparking widespread concern among consumers.
The company asserts that the bottles are safe unless the bottom cap is damaged, exposing the lead pellet used in the vacuum sealing process.
Alternatives to lead in manufacturing are available, but more costly, prompting some companies to switch to lead-free materials.
Exposure to lead can have serious health consequences, including developmental delays in children and nerve disorders in adults.
The discovery has led to a broader discussion about the use of lead in consumer products and the need for stricter regulations.