MMJ water bottles for sale at the gigs?

[costaaa]

An odd question, but are these bottles safe? I suppose a band who takes the time to sell organic t-shirts would sell safe waterbottles, but still i'm curious. These bottles have no branding (other than the MMJ bear)...dont want to get the cancer  :-/

[jones]

Sure they're safe.  They are made from Jim, Tom, and Carl's guitar picks that are melted during the shows.

[Love Dogg]

Sure they're safe.  They are made from Jim, Tom, and Carl's guitar picks that are melted during the shows.

That's true.  And our faces.  :-/

[jones]

Seriously, I guess that if you want an actual answer then you could email management:

manager@mymorningjacket.com

Other than the moderators, I doubt that anyone here knows or could find out.

[ALady]

Great question, costaaa.  I nabbed one at MPP and am kind of debating using it.   :-/

[Erik26]

I still re-fill any old water bottle so I will get one, use it, and let you know if I grow another appendage or not! ;)

[capt. scotty]

An odd question, but are these bottles safe? I suppose a band who takes the time to sell organic t-shirts would sell safe waterbottles, but still i'm curious. These bottles have no branding (other than the MMJ bear)...dont want to get the cancer  :-/

Everything gives you cancer, dont worry about the water bottle

[D. Sinclair]

Hi y'all...

The band's merch co has confirmed that the water bottles are toxin and BPA free.

[costaaa]

Nice to get a response...Pretty cool that the band and management are so fan-friendly.

[jones]

Hi y'all...

The band's merch co has confirmed that the water bottles are toxin and BPA free.

Well there you have it...

[ALady]

Thank you so much!  Nice to have the peace of mind.

[Bigsky]

Hi y'all...

The band's merch co has confirmed that the water bottles are toxin and BPA free.

I don't think there are any bottles in the US market that are sold with BPA in them anymore...

[ms. yvon]

those bottles are pretty adorable.