Our Place · Stainless Steel Cookware
Our Place Titanium Pro Mini Cookware Duo
A non-stick coating of unstated type, with a brand PFAS statement we have not verified.
Our Place says its ceramic non-stick coating is made without PFAS, including Teflon-type coating and PFOA. We record that as an unverified brand claim. Its record describes a non-stick coating of unstated type, which is still counted.
Brand says: “Our Place says its ceramic non-stick coating is made without PFAS, including PTFE and PFOA.”
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Material
Titanium-reinforced nonstick coating (composition unspecified)
Brand disclosure
Brand claims PFAS-free
Lab data
No public lab test
What’s concerning
Category baseline
The starting point for this type of product, before anything specific to this product is counted.
Disclosed non-fluorinated coating
Coating is named and the brand states it is made without PFAS.
Teflon-type coating/Nonstick Fume Risk
Brand claims PFAS-free, but the specific polymer used is not disclosed. Overheating any nonstick coating of unknown composition carries a theoretical risk of thermal decomposition; actual risk depends on the unstated base polymer type.
Coating Degradation Over Time
Titanium-reinforced coatings are mechanically durable but still subject to wear from utensils, dishwashing, and thermal cycling. Visible flaking or loss of nonstick performance signals replacement is needed to avoid direct contact with underlying substrate.
Proprietary Coating Chemistry Unknown
The brand's refusal to name the coating polymer prevents independent assessment of toxicity risk. While PFAS-free claims are increasingly common, consumers cannot verify without third-party certification or detailed ingredient disclosure.
What’s reassuring
Brand-stated PFAS-free
The brand states this product is PFAS-free. We have not verified the claim.
Aluminum or Base Metal Leaching
Our Place does not specify the substrate material (likely aluminum or stainless steel core). If the nonstick coating degrades, leaching risk depends on substrate; no recall or test data is publicly available for this product.
Lead
No enamel or glaze components are mentioned in product descriptions. Risk applies only if the cookware has enameled handles or lids; standard cookware of this type does not typically use glazes.
Source, ATSDR ↗The full breakdown
What it's made of and why it matters
Our Place lists this as titanium-reinforced nonstick but does not publicly disclose the base coating chemistry. The brand claims PFAS-free status, but independent verification of this specific product is not available in public sources. Titanium reinforcement typically refers to particles added to a nonstick polymer matrix to improve durability and heat resistance, though the underlying polymer type remains unspecified. Without transparency on coating composition, the actual risk profile of this nonstick layer cannot be fully assessed.
The brand's record and disclosure
Our Place has made public statements positioning their cookware as PFAS-free, but these claims have not been independently verified by third-party testing or certification bodies accessible to consumers. The brand does not appear to have published detailed material safety data sheets or third-party certifications (e.g., GreenGuard, NSF) for this specific product line. Our Place cookware has not appeared in major product recalls related to coating safety, though the brand's nonstick composition remains proprietary information.
How it compares in its category
Most modern nonstick cookware marketed as PFAS-free uses polyimide, ceramic-type ceramic, or other proprietary polymers, but few brands disclose exact chemistry. Our Place's lack of specific material naming is typical of the cookware industry, where formulations are often trade secrets. Compared to established stainless steel cookware without nonstick coating, any nonstick surface carries inherent thermal stress risks; compared to ceramic nonstick alternatives, titanium-reinforced coatings may offer better durability but lack independent safety certification.
If you buy it
Avoid temperatures above 400-500°F, as nonstick coatings of unspecified type may degrade or off-gas at higher heat; hand wash rather than machine wash to extend coating life. Inspect the coating regularly for scratches, peeling, or discoloration; discard cookware if the nonstick surface shows visible damage. Use wooden or silicone utensils to minimize mechanical wear. Given the PFAS-free claim is unverified, request product documentation from the retailer or manufacturer if you have specific health concerns about coating composition.
What we don’t know
- Basis
- Model estimate, 45% confidence, not a lab result
- Lab test
- None on record for this exact product
- Brand statement
- Our Place has made a specific claim
Formulations change between production runs, so check the current label. How we grade.
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