Xtrema Pure Ceramic (Signature Skillet)
Pan range.
Recommended on 3 of 4: PTFE and other PFAS, bisphenols, plastic touching food. Lead or cadmium: a source says it is present.
What the sources say
Based on public information from the brand and others, checked 14/10/2026.
Parts that touch food
Fig. 1: Xtrema Pure Ceramic (Signature Skillet)
A drawing of this kind of pan, not of the exact model. The numbers match the table.
| No. | Part | Material | Coating | What the source says |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Body and cooking surface | 100% ceramic (clay and minerals), glazed | Glaze (silica based) | Xtrema Pure Ceramic Cookware is made of 100% natural minerals, clay and water. |
Tests and lab reports
Mamavation (self-funded; Xtrema donated cookware), 16/04/2024
What was tested: Signature Skillet (1% nitric acid) and Versa Pan (4% acetic acid), 24 h leach, ICP-MS, lead
What it found: Lead 0.72 ug/L (skillet) and 1.076 ug/L (Versa Pan); cadmium results not reported; Mamavation judged it not concerning vs Prop 65.
Read the report (opens in a new tab) (Mamavation, a US website)
SGS (commissioned by Ceramcor/Xtrema), 16/07/2026
What was tested: Report SZXEC26004153502: two black ceramic sauce pot samples, total lead and cadmium (CPSC-CH-E1002-08.3)
What it found: Lead 28 and 25 mg/kg (limit 100, MDL 20), cadmium not detected (MDL 5); Pass. Report does not name Xtrema.
SGS (commissioned by Ceramcor/Xtrema), 16/01/2023
What was tested: Report CANEC2300425401: ceramic sauce pot and lid, LFGB leachable lead, cadmium, cobalt
What it found: Lead < 0.1 mg/L, cadmium < 0.01 mg/L, cobalt < 0.05 mg/L; Pass.
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