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Is Your Kitchen Glassware Secretly Dangerous? Why High Borosilicate is the Safer, Smarter Choice

In kitchens everywhere, many families and businesses overlook the hidden dangers in their everyday containers—from regular glass that can shatter with sudden temperature changes to plastics that may release toxins. When you move a dish from the fridge to the microwave, can you be sure its material is truly safe?

This article addresses this widespread concern by answering the core question: “Is borosilicate glass safe?” We will explore its superior resistance to heat and thermal shock, compare it clearly against regular glass and modern Pyrex, and explain why it stands out as the safer, more reliable, and smarter choice, crucial for both household health and B2B procurement.

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Can high borosilicate heat-resistant glass be used in the microwave and oven?

High borosilicate material glass is very reliable, and you can use it in the microwave or oven without a problem. The fact that borosilicate glass has more silicon dioxide means you don’t have to worry about fractures from heat expansion. The maximum thermal shock range is 170 degrees Celsius. It means you can easily take this glass from the oven and pour some cold water into it, and it will still work precisely the way you want.

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