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Wondering is Nostalgia Marias Cookies Galletas safe for your baby? Based on independent baby food heavy metals testing, this product contains measurable levels of lead, arsenic, cadmium, or mercury. Consider checking our database for lower heavy metal alternatives in the snack category.
This product has moderate contaminant levels. Consider alternatives.
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Data Sources: Independent laboratory testing, Healthy Babies Bright Futures Study (2019), CA AB 899 Manufacturer Disclosures, Consumer Reports (2023), FDA testing data, and manufacturer disclosures. Test results may not reflect current formulations.
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Test Date: October 1, 2019
Amount Detected
6.60 ppb
Safe Limit
20.00 ppb
Health Impact:
Can affect brain development and cause learning difficulties
Amount Detected
3.80 ppb
Safe Limit
100.00 ppb
Health Impact:
Associated with developmental delays and immune system issues
Amount Detected
22.00 ppb
Safe Limit
5.00 ppb
Health Impact:
Can damage kidneys and bones, affects growth
This contaminant level exceeds recommended safety limits. Consider choosing alternative products with lower levels.
Amount Detected
0.14 ppb
Safe Limit
1.00 ppb
Health Impact:
Harmful to nervous system development and brain function
Our database includes test results from independent laboratories and published reports from organizations like Healthy Babies Bright Futures. All data is regularly updated as new test results become available.
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Important: Test results reflect the specific batch tested and may not represent current product formulations. Heavy metal levels can vary by batch, manufacturing date, and ingredient sourcing. Always verify with current product packaging and consult your pediatrician.