Lorena’s pans

oh, wonderful to hear. Let us know in a year how they are doing. If they wipe off clean then, I’ll buy one too.

I was going to buy Lorena’s cookware, but when I learned the cookware was manufactured in China, I call HSN customer service to find out if they were Cadmium free and did it meet USA FDA product standards.  They could not give me an answer.  Based on the information listed below, I cancelled my order.  I recommend anyone to do their own research before buying non USA products.

There is some concern about the safety of ceramic cookware, particularly that it may contain harmful heavy metals. It is not advisable to cook with ceramic cookware from other countries, especially less developed nations, because comparable standards may not apply.  The level of lead in each product is set by the United States – FDA and California Prop 65.   China is considered a developing country, but without HSN not knowing if the product was Cadmium free made me feel uncomfortable buying the product..

When Lorena had her cookware on a few weeks ago, I tweeted her office and asked if it contained LEAD. They tweeted be :  "No Lead" … Then, I tweeted to them that they should have Lorena state On Air whether or not lead was in the product. — (nothing), …. Lorena’s kept saying no PFOA,  no PFTE … Well, we assumed that because those chemical were/are in ‘Teflon" type cookware. — The issue with Ceramic cookware is cadium and Lead. HSN/Lorena certainly did not give us proper information about the cookware. They keep saying  "New Technolocg Technolon" . .. But what the blip is technolon!? – I purchased the cookware, but I have not yet  opened the box. I might be going Back.

@OODIBOM, you don’t need to be a Amazon Prime member.

Thank you Candace.