I guess whether Vom Saal chooses to publish his results is up to him. I'm not privy to what his plans are. When accusing Vom Saal of being part of a marketing scam, you must consider that he's the one who lead the way in the BPA-testing process – not SIGG's testing firm. He's been called a quack for speaking his mind in the face of longstanding mainstream beliefs – so I don't peg him for a guy who would sell his whole reputation to back a scam, do you?

When it comes down to it, choosing to trust SIGG is a personal choice, as is using any other product claiming to be healthy. There are many gray areas in the world of marketing, and anyone can work it to their benefit.

As for “cashing in on SIGG's failure” – that's all in how you perceive the situation too. For example, our offer to swap out SIGG's BPA-lined bottles is in answer to more emails and phone calls than you could imagine – all from upset people asking for a solution that didn't involve SIGG.

And I don't blame you for making a choice that doesn't involve plastic in any way . . .

I don't know who to trust now and this smells like another marketing scam from another company trying to cash in SIGG failure.

I'm using glass bottles. I'm done with all of this rubbish.

I guess whether Vom Saal chooses to publish his results is up to him. I'm not privy to what his plans are. When accusing Vom Saal of being part of a marketing scam, you must consider that he's the one who lead the way in the BPA-testing process – not SIGG's testing firm. He's been called a quack for speaking his mind in the face of longstanding mainstream beliefs – so I don't peg him for a guy who would sell his whole reputation to back a scam, do you?

When it comes down to it, choosing to trust SIGG is a personal choice, as is using any other product claiming to be healthy. There are many gray areas in the world of marketing, and anyone can work it to their benefit.

As for “cashing in on SIGG's failure” – that's all in how you perceive the situation too. For example, our offer to swap out SIGG's BPA-lined bottles is in answer to more emails and phone calls than you could imagine – all from upset people asking for a solution that didn't involve SIGG.

And I don't blame you for making a choice that doesn't involve plastic in any way . . .

I don't know who to trust now and this smells like another marketing scam from another company trying to cash in SIGG failure.

I'm using glass bottles. I'm done with all of this rubbish.