You're not paying enough attention. The last pan I bought that had PFAS-based non-stick coating stated: (a) do not heat above 220C (b) do not use metal utensil

You're not paying enough attention. The last pan I bought that had PFAS-based non-stick coating stated: (a) do not heat above 220C (b) do not use metal utensils This isn't because they think these things won't happen (they know they will, and you do too). And it isn't because they want to ensure the longevity of your pan (the opposite is true). It's because they can say that the pan was used incorrectly, as highlighted by FDA testing parameters, and therefore liability for any ingesting of hazardous material is the user's problem.