Green Sprouts stainless steel baby bottles and sippy cups recalled over lead poisoning hazard

The bottom base of the products can become detached, exposing a solder dot that contains lead, according to the CPSC.

Green Sprouts, a manufacturer of eco-friendly baby products, is recalling its stainless steel cups and bottles over a lead poisoning hazard, according to a voluntary recall issued on theThe recalled products are Green Sprouts’ six ounce Stainless Steel Sippy Cups, Sip & Straw Cups and its eight ounce Stainless Steel Straw Bottles. Approximately 10,500 units are affected.

Lead is a toxic metal that can cause poisoning if ingested by children, the CPSC said. Lead poisoning symptoms in children can range from abdominal pain and vomiting to developmental delays and learning difficulties,

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