Material

Glass, and what that means.

Plastic-free packaging. Lead-free inks and coatings, third-party tested. Two claims, both scoped, both provable.

Plastic-free packaging

The vessel is flint glass. Lids are glass, hemp or bamboo, sealed with cork, natural rubber or ground glass — the liner is where hidden plastic lives, so that is where we looked first.

The claim is scoped deliberately. Packaging, not the whole lifecycle. An unqualified version would imply more than we can prove today.

Lead-free inks and coatings

Not “lead-free glass.” Commercial glass is already lead-free, and claiming it as a feature would be a swipe at a problem nobody has. The real risk is exterior enamel and print, so that is what gets tested.

Amber only where it earns it

Flint glass by default. Amber only where light protection is genuinely needed — and when we use it, the label says why. Using amber decoratively while claiming material honesty is the one lie this brand cannot afford.