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CT scan of Stanley Quencher tumbler cup showing lead pellet at bottom that is not accessible to drinkers
The lead solder pellet in the Stanley Quencher tumbler is seen in red.

Lumafield

  • You don't have to worry about getting lead poisoning from Stanley cups, a startup says.
  • Lumafield ran a CT scan of the internet-favorite cups and says there's no danger.
  • The Quencher tumblers have a lead pellet at the bottom, but it's sealed off from drinkers.

Stanley cup owners, rejoice: The odds of getting lead poisoning from your water bottle are vanishingly small.

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Retail, Tech, stanley-cup, stanley, Lead
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This CT scan of a Stanley tumbler shows exactly where the lead is