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Some condom and lubricant brands contain alarming levels of PFAS – study

Photo credit: Image Source / Getty Images - The chemicals are probably used in condoms to help latex repel moisture and liquid.

Read the full article by Tom Perkins (The Guardian)

“Several brands of condoms and lubricants contain alarming levels of toxic PFAS ‘forever chemicals’, including styles of Trojan and K-Y Jelly, new research finds.

The testing conducted by the Mamavation consumer advocacy blog comes just as researchers found human skin absorbs the chemicals at much higher levels than previously thought.

Penis and vagina skin is thin and the organs have a high level of blood vessels, which makes them particularly dangerous organs to expose to PFAS, Linda Birnbaum, a science adviser for Mamavation who previously ran the Environmental Protection Agency’s toxicology program, wrote in the report.”…

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