Curious, does TPU/EVA contain BPA?

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I was just given a hydration bladder:

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00JY9WFO2/?tag=pfamazon01-20

But NOWHERE on the package does it say it is BPA free. Almost every product now says it is BPA (Including glass jars which I find to be redundant.) free. Another website says it is made out of TPU and EVA. I don't know much about this stuff. I thought that perhaps you guys might know something.

Thank you!
 
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The company is Guangzhou KMS.
 
What about a stamp on the bladder itself?
 
DaveC426913 said:
What about a stamp on the bladder itself?

All there is on the bladder itself are; a measurement line on the side to tell me how much water is in the bladder, and various pictures under the forward slash symbol to tell me what I can't put in it. Do you know anything about TPU and/or EVA?
 
PhotonW/mass said:
Do you know anything about TPU and/or EVA?
No. I was looking around, but nothing definitive. Some have it, some don't.