The highest standards, the most rigorous testing
Xtrema® sets the standard when it comes to non toxic cookware. In fact, we are the standard. Xtrema® is the only houseware company that continues to take a public stand against the use of metals in cooking.
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Xtrema does not contain extractable lead or any other heavy metals in the cookware or labels.
Each piece is formed in a high-pressure casting mold and triple-fired at 2,500 degrees Fahrenheit, for strength and durability. United States, Canada and the European governments require scientific laboratories to prove that all cookware does not extract lead or cadmium. Certified tests are the FDA and California Prop 65 test result for lead and cadmium are all 24-hour extraction tests which are the Gold Standard tests for heavy metals in the cookware industry. There are no Nano particles used in the manufacturing of our Xtrema cookware.
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