Yes, Stanley cups have lead in them. No, it's not dangerous: VERIFY
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- Опубликовано: 25 авг 2024
- Take a quick trip down to your local supermarket and you’ll likely spot a shopper carrying the extremely popular Stanley cup.
The giant mugs have become quite the social media talking point, sparking memes, fan clubs and fierce debates online. But there are other concerns about the cups that TikTok made famous.
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Ah asking Stanley if the Stanley cups are safe!!!! Incredible journalism! What a story
Police investigating themselves and determining they did nothing wrong 😂
All lead is dangerous
It is dangerous and it’s in everything! Hot chocolate mixes(especially Starbucks) have been found to not only have lead in it but cadmium as well! Makes you wonder how much lead overall we are taking in….especially our children.
omg Yume Nikki pfp and REAL
Pencil lead???
@@kirahhdropIdk how old you are.. But they use graphite in pencils
@@travisjones9799 ah alright!
I never actually searched it up or thought about it and I just wanted to know 😂
I like how they down play it by saying we get regular exposure! Can't make this up
Lol doesn't that make it even worse?😂😂
How old are you? They literally said at the end that the lead is concealed, and it does not come into contact with your drink unless you damage it. They simply pointed out that we are all exposed to lead. and that the simple fact that lead is in the cup is not a red flag, the question is how much lead/how much, if any exposure.
If the lead is available to test it is also available to ingest. The cups testing positive can and will leave lead in/on any surface it sits upon. It can and will leech lead onto your dish rag and it will absolutely be available to contaminate your hands.
in order to test, u have to remove a stainless steel cap that's on the bottom. in this video it has the stanley logo on it. If that comes off then yes everything you said could happen, but as long as it's intact then there's no issue
@@StayBassd If you can remove the plug then everything I said *will* happen. It just isn't worth the risk. I work with a 50 year old woman that can't read and acts like she's about 7 because of lead poisoning. Why would you take the risk? Just to look cool? Will you look cool standing in the middle of a room watching lights sparkle while you rock in place?
@@MavonEast for the record I don't own one of these. Just wanted to argue that most folks wouldn't continue to use a clearly damaged cup, but I'll stop here. I agree that lead exposure isn't good, best of luck to us all.
A lot of materials like this have toxic components. It in no way poses a threat to your health, stanley cups goes through strict testing procedures to be approved by the FDA and other entities. The leakage thing is a myth, several people have tested these cups and they all came back negative.@@MavonEast
Is battery acid bad? Does it burn tpur hands? What about lithium batteries....would you want to expose those to oxygen? There are thing that aren't good for you infamy products.... but if used correctly there isn't a problem. This story is kinda non sense
Regardless of how the media try and spin it I'll take my beverages without lead thanks.
You do realize that there's lead in drinking water in minuscule amounts lead as well? So does fish, processed foods, spices, soil, etc. Inner parts of stanley cups dont get exposed to lead at all.
No lead in my drinking water, and I don't know what contaminated fish you're eating but I don't have lead in my fish either. Herbs and spices in Australia do not contain lead. You seem to excuse the terrible food safety practices in your country and pretend it's normal. Lead is a heavy mental that can leach through other metals so I will not be drinking out of any Stanley cups, but hey, you go right ahead, nobody is stopping you.
my dude, there's tiny amounts of lead in everything, just google it. Lead is used in several things that can be found in your household. The lead in stanley cups have been shown to not be harmful at all since it's a tiny bit of lead surrounded by steel at the bottom of the cup, lead professionals have said it's completely safe after testing it with state of the art equipments. (GOOGLE IT)@@Thyalwaysseek
@Thyalwaysseek don't be stu pid and maybe looknit up.... almost all seafood has portions of lead in it. Like idc about these cups or all that non sense yet you're pretty ignorant to speak on a topic you aren't educated in
@@Thyalwaysseek...and looking into it.... lead can not leech through metals especially stainless steel. You are a pretty ignorant fool
Just a little bit of lead, no big deal lol
Ha you say that now but hun people die from lead poisoning. It’s deadly. It’s harmful.
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I want to return mine now 😢
You should. Lead poisoning is no joke, I've had it before
I would I had lead poisoning before and couldn’t walk I had to learn how to walk again.
Why did you buy one in the first place? It was such a stupid trend from the beginning. Idk why I'm being targeted with so many ads and "news" about this crap. I'm not an old lady and that seems to be the target audience.
@@adamgreenhill110no one is getting lead posioning from these cups though... hpw long have they been around??? Battery acid isn't good for you either that's why ppl don't open up batteries. . .
I remember learning about the Franklin Expedition and how one of their downfalls was the improperly made canned goods that used lead sodder to seal the cans, the sodder leaked inside the cans contaminating the food.
If a team comes together to test the tumblers to ensure no lead has leaked into the inner cup it should be fine. However, i am neither a doctors nor a trained scientist that one is on them.
"Yes it has lead but it's safe" LMAO
Sure 😂😂
Solid video, not. Why not test it yourself and report on that? As a journalist, your only research was to email the company, duh, it’s in their interest to say it doesn’t have lead exposed. Lame and lazy “investigation”
So why are so many people getting positive tests at home?
Poor quality at home tests? Could any beverages in the cup affect ph or something and could cause a false positive? People could be posting videos for views and attention?
@@chrisjohnson2065yea ok bud, keep drinking the kool-aid lmao.
@@breakthecode4634 you keep ensuring you don’t think critically bud
A lot of times it’s because they removed the caps on the bottom which is where the lead is present.
@@breakthecode4634don't be dum....literally no one has reported being poisoned with lead from these cups... and how long have they been around..
Nothing was verified or tested. You simply passed on the info that you were told. How about testing the cup?
They would have to break open the cup to get at the lead. It's a little circle at the bottom of the cup.
Never have bought one of these stupid lead cups and never will
Guys always fall for the newest gun craze; gotta have the newest fancy calibre every year. Women fall for gimmicky kitchen gadgets, but this one is just bizarre. So damn stupid.
@@drengr2759 🧠💀 take
I just wanna know how people are getting positive results on q tip swabs if it doesn't come in contact with the lead 🤔
It's a Welding plug that seals the bottom of the cup, that's how all Vacuum Insulated Thermoses are made.
You're not licking the bottom of the Cup, are you?
@adamgreenhill110 the tests swabbing the inside are not real. that's simply not where it's located. there's a space inside of the wall of the cup that separates the lead plug from the drinking wall. that space is what insulates your beverage
@@StayBassd You're right, I've researched it more now. Every insulated cup has a bottom plug, sealed with lead solder. Mine has one, but it's sealed off. So the Stanley ones can be exposed (at the base only), but it doesn't matter if you keep it sealed
@@EinsamPibroch278 so you think before the led pellet goes in the cup it doesn't touch or contaminate anything else in the process ??
@@ciarad5963it's a double wall cup. The lead pellet is on the outer wall. It can't leak through the air gap and then through the inner steel wall of the cup. I suspect the majority of these "at home tests" are detecting lead that's been deposited on the cup from the environment or the liquid they are consuming.
they all use this. this is nothing new. most people are best off remaining ignorant.
I just bought a couple and now I don’t want to use them.
If lead in wall paint has been made illegal used because of people getting ill then how the heck would lead in a cup you drink out of not negatively affect you?!?!? 🤦♀️
Try researching the top9ic instead of tripping about non sense
Why put a Lead pellet in a stainless steel cup? Oh wait, Stanley is owned by the same vipers that said Lead based paint was OK. Liars!
MADE IN CHINA!!
Hmm do they actually test this? Definitely this news channel did very little to nothing to verify anything. “Let me call the manufacturer and ask them” lol Absolutely laughable, they just took their word for it and someone with a Doctor coat. Lol 😂 😅
Thank you so much for this. I was so worried when I got my Stanley and thought it had lead in it but now I’m so relieved!
The person that asked the question is named Karen. Lol
Stanley PR: nope it’s safe! Trust us
LOL 😂
I knew it. I knew the government was behind this.
Lead is safe 😮
This is one way to calm down one gender we all know who drinks out of these cups anyways😮😂😂😂
Nah I'm good
Is there a need to use such dangerous metal?? AND NO, IT ISNT SAFE, WHEN STANLEY SAYS IT COVERED BY INSURANCE, IN OTHER WORDS, THEY HAVE INCLUDED IN THE PRICE, YOUR COST IN CASE OF DEATH, BRAIN DANAGE, ETC. BOYCOTTING STANLEY NOW!
Stanley’s are safe unless the protective seal is broken. Most stainless steel water bottles have lead. People are just now making it a big deal🤷♀️
They are safe.. batteries are safe also UNLESS YOU CUT THEM OPEN.... think some
It is dangerous XD
Do stanley dupes have lead in them ?
so many things have led and you wouldn’t even know nothing is safe anymore 😮
Lol the water supply
I mean…a glass bottle doesn’t…
I was so scared, I just got a Stanley!
So you okay to be poison
Please throw it away! Having no Stanley is a lot better then having lead poisoning
You should still be scared. Stop blindly following trends.
Throw it away I had lead poisoning before and woke up one day and couldn’t walk. It took months to learn how to walk again.
if you actually bought one of these - you've got bigger problems than lead poisoning. Now... if it was a gift that might be another story. I still wouldn't be caught with it in public though.
X doubt
Power cords used to contain lead.
It made them durable and flexible, but didn't harm users.
But lead scares chemophobes, so it had to go.
@@Yy-ig6fm And THAT is why it was stupid to make them stiff and liable to crack by removing the tiny amount of lead in them.
@@patmcbride9853I’ve never once had an issue with a cord “cracking”
I'm not out here using power cables to eat!/drink though, am I?
@@thewolfPrince I hope not.
And I hope you are not drinking wine from pewter cups that have lead in their alloy.
@@patmcbride9853 I drink my wine straight from the bottle. Like a true aristocrat.
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This is one way to calm down one gender we all know who drinks out of these cups anyways😮😂😂😂