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The nonstick pans today still have PFAS. They removed PFOA but there are hundreds of similar chemicals that they can use instead, which reason would dictate are
by hammock 4y ago
The nonstick pans today still have PFAS. They removed PFOA but there are hundreds of similar chemicals that they can use instead, which reason would dictate are just as toxic but which so happen to have not been safety tested yet
- madars 4y agoInteresting: this sounds like BPA-free plastics -- a lot of these have BPB and BPS which animal and cell-line studies have found just as concerning, but hey you can slap a "BPA-free" sticker on them!
- hammock 4y agoYes it's quite similar
- permo-w 4y agowhat do you think the feasibility of making the laws a whitelist rather than a blacklist would be? they did it with drugs in the UK