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Specials | Kitchen

A U.S. company's 13th-anniversary sale offers great prices on sets of non-toxic ceramic cookware.

Designed to make everyday meal preparation easier, this ceramic cookware collection features a naturally smooth, nonstick surface—free of PFAS, PTFE, PFOA, lead, and cadmium—along with fast and even heating, removable handles, and compact storage.

Premium ceramic cookware collection with removable handles

Space-saving ceramic cookware featured in the Global Kitchen Upgrade campaign.

Our History

Founded in 2013, the American cookware company APEX has built its reputation on high-quality, innovative, and high-performance cookware designed to bring greater control, convenience, and durability to everyday cooking.

Upon celebrating its 13th anniversary, the company decided to launch the major “Global Kitchen Upgrade” promotion, a campaign aimed at expanding the brand through an aggressive strategy of selling its sets at cost. To support the current launch of the PureNest set, APEX has set aside a limited quantity of 2,820 sets distributed among the Starter, Everyday, and Complete lines—a decision that has made the campaign prices possible while supplies last.

It's an opportunity for families around the world to update their wardrobes at unbeatable prices.

Non-toxic ceramic cookware with removable handles

Why are families around the world getting rid of toxic cookware?

Ordinary cookware releases toxic substances into all the food you cook in it, including metals such as PTFE, PFOA, and PFAS. Prolonged exposure to these substances is associated with liver damage, hormonal changes, thyroid problems, and an increased risk of cancer (such as kidney and testicular cancer).

These substances are found in ordinary pots and pans sold at markets and fairs at a low cost.

The APEX ceramic cookware collection takes a different approach to these aspects. Its nonstick ceramic cooking surface is manufactured without toxic microparticles. Beneath it, a lightweight aluminum structure helps distribute heat quickly and evenly, while the stainless steel base allows for use on all types of stoves, including induction cooktops.

Non-Toxic Surface They do not release chemical residues that are harmful to health during cooking.
Less oil The smooth coating acts as a nonstick surface and requires less fat when preparing meals. This leads to better health in the long run.
A Healthier Family A superfície da PureNest resiste naturalmente a germes, bactérias, fungos e vírus sem depender de revestimentos químicos. Por ser muito mais fácil de limpar

The most noticeable difference becomes apparent after cooking. Remove the handle, and the pots fit perfectly inside one another, freeing up valuable space in the cabinet. The same design with a removable handle also makes it easy to carry the right pot from the stove to the oven, table, or refrigerator, without a long handle getting in the way.

Inventory is low: PureNest sets are at critically low stock levels; be sure to click the button at the bottom of the page.

Complete ceramic cookware collection with detachable handles

Kitchen Upgrade Clearance Sale

Following the launch of the Global Kitchen Upgrade, a selection of premium ceramic cookware sets with removable handles went on a limited-time global sale. The response quickly exceeded expectations, prompting APEX to create a dedicated page where customers can compare the promotional collections while supplies last.

For consumers who want to leave behind traditional toxic coatings, cluttered cabinets, and difficult-to-clean surfaces that harbor residue and bacteria, the campaign offers something exceptionally practical: complete collections of non-toxic ceramic cookware, designed to make your daily life easier and provide compact storage—not just a promotional pot.

Up to 70%Campaign savings
3,000Sets allocated
From $59Limited pricing

Similar premium ceramic collections are typically sold at significantly higher prices—between $299 and $600. During this promotion, however, the Starter, Daily, and Complete sets are still available starting at just $59—with the same quality, durability, and features as premium pieces.

This combination of non-toxic ceramic cookware, everyday convenience, and savings of up to 70% is why the reserved stock is selling out quickly. Some kits may no longer be available due to high demand; you can check which ones are available on the official website.

APEX ceramic cookware campaign selection

How to Check Availability in Real Time

If you're ready to get rid of toxic residues, low-quality cookware, complicated storage, and difficult cleaning, the official campaign page shows which ceramic cookware sets are still in stock. Choose the collection that best suits your kitchen:

Important: If your preferred set or color is still available when you reach the selection page, we recommend securing it immediately. Promotional prices remain active only while campaign inventory lasts.

Official campaign selection

Non-Toxic Ceramic Cookware With Removable Handles — Now Up to 70% Off

Choose from the Starter, Everyday and Complete collections while promotional inventory remains available.

Ceramic cookware set with removable handles
PFAS-free ceramic · Removable handles · Compact nesting storage

Only 2,820 sets were reserved for this global campaign.

Check set availability

30-day money-back guarantee · Free shipping · Limited campaign inventory

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Sarah M., Home Cook

Austin, Texas

“I was skeptical because every ‘nonstick’ pan I’ve owned eventually started sticking. After weeks of daily use, eggs still slide right off this ceramic pan with almost no oil. The key is using low to medium heat—it performs beautifully.”

James R., Verified Buyer

Denver, Colorado

My biggest concern was durability. I expected the ceramic coating to scratch or lose its performance quickly, but it still looks and cooks like new. I only use wooden or silicone utensils, and it has held up better than I anticipated.

Linda T., Everyday Cook

Tampa, Florida

I thought ceramic cookware would be difficult to clean, but it’s actually the easiest set I’ve owned. Even after cooking sauces and cheese, everything wipes away in seconds. I also appreciate being able to cook with less oil and without the strong odors I experienced when overheating older pans.

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