Instant Pot 6-Quart Pressure Cookers Ceramic Inner Cooking Pot

We have this. Bought it three years ago, after the regular steel one got bent cause it got dropped. Some things to be aware of - It's much lighter and flimsier than the steel bowl. The nonstick didn't last even a couple of months. We only hand wash and are generally careful handling non-stick. But this is not a premium non-stick coating (should be obvious at this price). But it's still doing its job. No other issues.

The fact that 98% of people have PFOAs in their blood and the massive increase in cancer rates says that no, people have a very legitimate reason to be concerned. PFOAs are no longer used in non-stick coatings but that doesn't mean companies haven't moved to different formulations using a newer, yet to be banned substance.

Neither you nor I even know the formulation or ingredients used in the coating. Simply assuming that the coating on this pan is safe is insanity, you are essentially hoping blindly that a big corporation won't choose profits over customer health and use the cheapest coating possible regardless of impact to it's customers. That's a bet you are extra-ordinarily likely to loose as companies have proven time and time again that profits come first.

Stainless Steel is comprised of iron and carbon, pretty simple and well proven. If you feel that non-stick coatings aren't adverse to your health would you consent to eating 5g of Teflon shavings every meal? Completely safe according to you.

Thanks so much, mine is trashed