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First it was their talcum powder, then it was their vaccines, and now it's their band aids. Some righteous soldier needs to fire bomb all their offices.

Wait, what?

They're putting teflon in plasters now??

Well, I've been contemplating the idea of just replacing all my first aid bandaids with more gauze, anyway. This certainly supports that idea. Given how adulterated everything is nowadays, I should verify that even the gauze is safe. Found out a while ago that cotton, and all other plant based fabrics, are sprayed with some rather nasty chemicals, just like our food, which stays on the fabric and can be absorbed through the skin, even after numerous washing machine cycles. Even many of the bleaching agents and dyes that are used on clothe are dangerous to human health.

Why is anyone here shocked? They put fluoride in water and dental products. Why would anyone be surprised they’re in medical products?

Btw, active “ingredient” in almost all SSRI’s is fluoride. All it does is destroy the shit out of brain tissue via oxidative stress.

Are you fucking kidding me?!

Jesus Christ...

I specifically use Bandaid brand because I've found everything else is garbage.

I don't usually use bandages at all. But when working with metal I can easily get wide and deep cuts, and in that case I will. If I'm working, a bandage that can't stay on is less than useless. If I don't use any bandage, my cuts are getting full of dirt, grease, sweat, animal droppings, mold, residue from other materials etc.

What if well made bandages require PFAs? At that point it's a matter of picking your poison; either risk statistical side effects from new technology, or suffer from maladies that have been forgotten.

They claim 3m has committed to stop using PFAs, so I'll give them a try, but who knows what they use instead?

https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2024/apr/05/bandage-brands-toxic-pfas

If you're worried about this I suggest you double mask, one might not be enough.

Anything using the term "Forever ______" is a scam.

>cookware

Oh nice, so the one place they should be far away from. Let me guess, it's that teflon shit that totally won't come off with normal cooking temperatures.

Edit: What dumb motherfucker downvotes this?
>MMMH Teflon® yum yum!

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Every single time.