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> Sure, there are some plastics labeled "for safe" and "BPA-free" Indeed, it's common to substitute bisphenol-B for bisphenol-A in these situations.
by gumby 3y ago
> Sure, there are some plastics labeled "for safe" and "BPA-free"
Indeed, it's common to substitute bisphenol-B for bisphenol-A in these situations.
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