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by wouldbecouldbe
813 days ago
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I mean, it's not really clear if substitutes are better. It's also an issue with cans. https://www.ewg.org/news-insights/news/bpa-update-tracking-c... If you want to be safer rather than sorry, it seems best to opt for the glass option. Although, they are becoming rarer and rarer. Even if it's not PFAS, plastic bottles often release different chemicals, especially when sour, heated, and stored for a long time. |
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