Hexclad Pots and Pans

I recently switched to Hexclad pans and discarded all Teflon. I did keep the stainless steel. However, I recently did some research after a visit with my physician who mentioned that I should look at the ingredients with the Hexclad. Lo & behold I was amazed that the Hexclad does contain PTFE which is Teflon. It claims that it isn’t Teflon, but is the same ingredient that Dupont used. Overtime it will scratch and chip. Though you can use it at 450 degree temps, I’ve been told to use the lower settings to avoid any problems.However, the newer Hexclad has been updated and is now called Hexclad Hybrid which does not contain Teflon. I also started looking at Titanium Pro which supposedly is better than the Hexclad. These pans can go into an oven, dishwasher, and only uses a couple of teaspoons of oil. It looks simildar to the Hexclad in that it is hammered on the inside and can be used on all cooking surfaces including induction. Titantium may be the one to go to since it is widely used in surgical procedures. Stainless steel is also recommended. Just read all labels and abbreviations carefully. Take the time to do some research. Then pick the one that is best for you and your family. Oh, one more thing. Yes, definitely, ceramic is also a good choice as well. I hope this helps in someway when making a decision such as I have. Most important is to stay healthy.