Where to Find BPA-Free Products

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buy anabolics online of AL 2:59AM December 14, 2011

I have PCOS. I have been in the ER with medical cramps.
I work hard at keeping my weight down and staying healthy while the gynecologists just threw birth control pills at me that caused not great side effects. PCOS ruined my life.
Many girls are coming down with polycystic ovarian syndrome. On top of the BPA, there are issues affecting the thymus gland we need to figure out.
If this were a man's disease, they would've banned the stuff years ago.
Who tested this product before it was sold to the public?
I have records and bills, pain and suffering. Are the companies going to pay them?

PCOS of CA 8:53PM February 04, 2011

Plastic bottles or plastic in general
which plastics are good and which are not??? I know there are #'s on them that I should look for...but what is what?
#1, 2, 4, 5 ok??
#3, 6 & 7 NOT OK?
please let me know what is good and not and where I look for the # on the plastic.
thanks.
i copied this from another , because it was very close to my question . also , is there a site of bpa free products

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fadoa of NE 3:31AM March 22, 2010

BPA is estrogenic. They now believe that in men with prostate issues or cancer that it is not the existence of testosterone that causes prostate cancer (in fact the opposite) but it is the presence of excessive estrogen. The less BPA the better.

Rick Connelly of OR 7:57PM February 02, 2010

which plastics are good and which are not??? I know there are #'s on them that I should look for...but what is what?
#1, 2, 4, 5 ok??
#3, 6 & 7 NOT OK?
please let me know what is good and not and where I look for the # on the plastic.
thanks.
susan

Susan Fedele of UT 10:19PM November 06, 2009

Does anyone know if the new plastic bottles of Glucose Tolerance Beverage come BPA Free and where can it be purchased?

Robert Church of MI 1:19PM October 07, 2009

I am new to this chemical and just how pervasive it is in our world. Can anyone tell me if this danger extends into the myriads of bottled water products and juice container bottles that we all buy in grocery stores?

Steve of PA 10:39AM September 05, 2009

I cannot believe this is true!

roulette system of AL 9:30AM August 21, 2009

We believe the that the body is our temple or house and we must respect and take care of it. Therefore, putting harmful chemicals into our body or system is unacceptable. We do not appreciate BPA products. We have definitely been looking out for our family and searching for BPA free products. Last week, I purchased from LL Bean in MA about $100.00 worth of BPA-Free drinking containers for my son and daughter to take to college with them later this month. I am now searching for BPA-free plates and containers for their microwave and frig. No luck so far, hope that some company will seize the opportunity to develop and market such product. Thank heavens that Governor Rell is turning our Attorney General's Bill into Law, today! Yes, to BPA-free products. We should not be able to have see BPA in our blood or DNA. It is not what God intended for us to have...foreign objects and harmful chemicals are a no-no and unacceptable. Smart people make smart choices. Better health and environment should be a goal for everyone.

DeeG of CT 1:19PM August 11, 2009