>so ... what should I do? >replace my pans >Get a reverse osmosis filter. Replace your cookware with something that doesn't contain PFAS. Don't use storage co

>so ... what should I do? >replace my pans >Get a reverse osmosis filter. Replace your cookware with something that doesn't contain PFAS. Don't use storage containers for food with PFAS. Check your water bottles. Oh, so all of that would be a good start for anyone and everyone. The test can help to determine if something, like blood donation, might be a reasonable course of action for a specific person. This is a great test and a worthwhile addition to our understanding of how prevalent these substances are within the the body. Any reduction of PFAS in the blood would be beneficial as they are endocrine disruptors.