Scientists do not currently understand how readily PFHxA transfers into the skin, nor the potential health effects it poses once it gets there, though Peaslee says recent studies suggest that a significant percentage could pass through human skin under normal conditions.

This seems to be there important missing link here. We know that these chemicals are everywhere, but don’t yet know if they pass through the skin or off there are any significant impact. I wish they cited which studies have looked into this.

With his starting position, they HAVE to try something different. If they stick with conventional, they might make up 5-10 places, but that’s not their goal.

This one looks exciting to use!

Good. Corporations need to held responsible for what they market. No more getting sales from lies.

Better help is owned by Teladoc https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Teladoc_Health

What a race! Somehow Brazil always delivers - I’d take 20 of those in a season please.

These are certainly meant to be placed inside your car.