How to Choose Safe containers

Everything seemed rosy—until it wasn't.

In recent years, The plastic cups, jars and containers all around your home. You may heard about BPA (bisphenol A) free. BPA is chemical used in the production of hard plastics has some troubling side effects on your health, and could be doing more damage than you realize.

As a drinking cup and food container manufacturer, we PERFECT LIFE think it’s important to keep readers informed of the current issues in our industry. All of our bottles are not only environmentally friendly, but BPA-free, which is incredibly important for your health.

Rather than just tell you BPA is bad, take a look at the facts and decide for yourself.

What Is BPA?

BPA is a common building block in resins and some types of plastic. It's what's known as an endocrine disrupting compound. In the body, these chemicals can act like hormones or disrupt normal hormone functions.

“What's kind of disturbing about this is hormones regulate almost everything in our bodies,” says Johanna Rochester, senior scientist with the nonprofit The Endocrine Disruption Exchange, who was not involved in the work. In the case of BPA, concerns surround its estrogen-mimicking effects.

How it happen?

It’s been the subject of much recent concern as studies have shown it to be an endocrine disruptor that builds up in our bodies over time. Low doses may cause chronic toxicity in humans, posing the highest risk to pregnant women, infants, and young children.

Bisphenol-A only poses a risk if it leaches out of the resin and into our bodies. While much focus has been on polycarbonate water and baby bottles, there is a greater danger from the epoxy linings of canned foods because of the high heats at which they are processed.

BPA plastics had a moment in the spotlight in April 2021, when an interview on The Joe Rogan Experience featured a discussion on the hormonal effects of the chemical. The epidemiologist indicated that some of these chemicals have resulted in lower testosterone, increased infertility in women, and psychological effects like depression and increased anxiety.

Most importantly, understand that in 2023, BPA exposure is unfortunately part of life. Give yourself grace when it comes to avoiding BPA, since making even a few of the above efforts to do so can make a big difference.

How to Choose

Jinan Perfect life's plastic container and cups are all BPA Free. Our products meet the FDA and EU food grade safe test.

there's no time to waste in making moves away from BPA alternatives.

Choos Safe containers, choose Perfect Life.