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Plastic water bottles, cups, & straws can leach endocrine-disrupting chemicals - such as BPA and phthalates - especially when exposed to heat or reused.
These chemicals can interfere with the body’s hormone system, potentially affecting metabolism, reproduction, and developmental processes.
Glass and stainless steel materials are better choices.
The source of your water matters too. Tap water in many areas is contaminated by PFAS "forever chemicals", heavy metals like lead and arsenic, nitrates, microplastics, industrial solvents, and disinfection byproducts. Check your own tap water score: www.ewg.org/tapwater/
Invest in water filtration for your home, such as a reverse osmosis under sink filter or the countertop version shown below.
Glass Water Bottle w/ Silicone Sleeve
Choose glass or stainless stell over plastic water bottles that can leach microplastics and endocrine-disrupting chemicals into your water.
Choose glass or stainless stell over plastic water bottles that can leach microplastics and endocrine-disrupting chemicals into your water.
Avoid reusable plastic straws that can degrade over time, especially with heat, washing, and repeated use. As they break down, they may shed microplastics or release small amounts of chemical additives, which can be ingested
Avoid reusable plastic straws that can degrade over time, especially with heat, washing, and repeated use. As they break down, they may shed microplastics or release small amounts of chemical additives, which can be ingested
Extra Long Silicone Bottle Brush
You'll need a bottle brush for your new glass and/or stainless steel water bottles.
Hot liquids can cause traditional plastic hot cups and travel mugs to break down and potentially leach chemical additives and/or microplastics into your drink.
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