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Nothing wrong unless it is used to store food or water and contains some BPA-like compound (AFAIK it includes most plastic produces nowadays even so called BPA-
by citrin_ru 4y ago
Nothing wrong unless it is used to store food or water and contains some BPA-like compound (AFAIK it includes most plastic produces nowadays even so called BPA-free).
- guelo 4y agoThe BPA replacements are probably just as toxic as BPA but it will take 20 years of science to prove it conclusively enough to get them banned.
- dublin 4y ago^^^^THIS!^^^^ There is early evidence that most BPA and pthlalate replacements may be considerably worse for you than the things they are replacing. (At least, worse in the sense that they are possibly more dangerous as endocrine disruptors and hormone mimics, and also possibly harder to remove from the body...) Best choice is to insist on glass packaging wherever you can. It's inert and infinitely recyclable.