I've not heard of GreenPan before, so I took a look at their website [1]
There is not a whole lot of information available on their site.
From the Thermolon™ page[2]:
> ...contains zero harmful chemicals.
> PFAS, Lead, Cadmium, etc., are not put into it.
> Thermolon is based on a derivative of sand that is transformed into a sprayable solution through a sol-gel process. Zero harmful PFAS chemicals are involved in that process.
Great, but what chemicals are used in their products? What do they ACTUALLY put in the coating?
Why trust a company like this? If you're worried, then just learn to cook and use cast-iron, copper, stainless steel.
I own a few GreenPan products and started to wonder so I did some digging - seems they were subject to a class action lawsuit [1] which was voluntarily dismissed since it reached settlement[2].
Hard to know if it had much merit since it was unsuccessful though.
There is not a whole lot of information available on their site.
From the Thermolon™ page[2]:
> ...contains zero harmful chemicals. > PFAS, Lead, Cadmium, etc., are not put into it.
> Thermolon is based on a derivative of sand that is transformed into a sprayable solution through a sol-gel process. Zero harmful PFAS chemicals are involved in that process.
Great, but what chemicals are used in their products? What do they ACTUALLY put in the coating?
Why trust a company like this? If you're worried, then just learn to cook and use cast-iron, copper, stainless steel.
1. https://greenpan.com.au/ 2. https://greenpan.com.au/pages/thermolon