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Considering giving away sports bottles as promotional items? Plastic is obviously cheaper than metal bottles, but you should keep a wary eye on the chemicals used in the plastics. Try to steer clear of polycarbonate plastics and use BPA free sports bottles. Custom BPA free bottles are cheap and affordable to design and print on with your brand and advocacy. So giving away promotional BPA free sports bottles make for cost-effective marketing.
Plastic sports bottles are handy especially for the right target market. If your brand caters to sports and athletes, or even just very active people, then custom BPA free bottles are some of the best promotional material you can use.
But why choose promotional BPA free sports bottles instead of good old polycarbonate plastic? The Internet can be a tremendous driving force behind trends and scares alike, and one such scare that’s driving people to be borderline paranoid about polycarbonate are the supposedly toxic chemicals used in it.
Polycarbonate plastics, before the discovery of potential reproductive and developmental risks, usually had a chemical ingredient called Bisophenol-A, or simply BPA. The chemical compound made plastics sturdier and stronger, and thus widely used until research into its toxicity revealed that it may not be ideal for plastics after all. Thus the advent of BPA free sports bottles.
It should be noted that while BPA is under close scrutiny, no concrete cautionary warnings from institutions are yet to utterly ban it from use. The FDA itself has maintained that BPA levels in most food service products remain safe. But the threat, though only potential, has spurred on the use of BPA free sports bottles among other things, and you best take advantage of public wariness to make your marketing campaign work better. So choose promotional BPA free sports bottles over bottles containing BPA.
Plastic sports bottles are handy especially for the right target market. If your brand caters to sports and athletes, or even just very active people, then custom BPA free bottles are some of the best promotional material you can use.
But why choose promotional BPA free sports bottles instead of good old polycarbonate plastic? The Internet can be a tremendous driving force behind trends and scares alike, and one such scare that’s driving people to be borderline paranoid about polycarbonate are the supposedly toxic chemicals used in it.
Polycarbonate plastics, before the discovery of potential reproductive and developmental risks, usually had a chemical ingredient called Bisophenol-A, or simply BPA. The chemical compound made plastics sturdier and stronger, and thus widely used until research into its toxicity revealed that it may not be ideal for plastics after all. Thus the advent of BPA free sports bottles.
It should be noted that while BPA is under close scrutiny, no concrete cautionary warnings from institutions are yet to utterly ban it from use. The FDA itself has maintained that BPA levels in most food service products remain safe. But the threat, though only potential, has spurred on the use of BPA free sports bottles among other things, and you best take advantage of public wariness to make your marketing campaign work better. So choose promotional BPA free sports bottles over bottles containing BPA.
