Testing baby bottles with and without lead spring 2024

i test a bunch of baby bottles using a portable xrf gun made in 2018, several brands have low levels below the cspc limit of 90 ppm, while many actually have alarmingly high numbers.
while it is on the outside its probably a good idea to avoid using them since children are susceptible to leads most dangerous aspect- brain damage.

[@jaxg897]

Thank you!!!! Mason jar bottles?

[@Kel.music.]

Thank you for doing this!!!

[@brookeblackhart6248]

Thank you

[@elidapacheco9536]

Thank you!
Dr Brown: 6
Hevea: 84 ?? Not sure of this 2nd bottle brand, couldn’t tell from video??
Nuk- negative but previously positive
Natursutton- 7
Bibs- 62 +-13
Bobo- 29 & other dangerous
Phillip’s Avent: 33 +- 10
Haakaa : 22 +- 12
Gulicola: 6 +- 2
Tommee tippee: lead free
Mam: lead free
Potato: other style had it high
Hevea: 71 +- 20 : one of highest
FDBL : dangerous lead
Pigeon: dangerous lead

[@Atameow]

would have been nice to know which ones are plastic and which ones are not.

[@Goldstone2222]

Isn’t that dangerous for you if the machine is emitting X-rays?

[@mstayinghome]

Could you please test the Lansinoh plastic baby bottle?

[@user-gg9qy8qk9w]

So buy nuk bottles because they are minimal lead?