Scratched Nonstick Cookware Could Be Releasing Harmful PFAS Chemicals
Scratched Nonstick Pans May Release Thousands of Harmful Particles, Raising Health Concerns
by Gopika PV

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As more studies shed light on the dangers of PFAS exposure, consumer awareness and demand for safer cookware options continue to grow. Some countries and states have already introduced regulations limiting the use of PFAS in consumer products, pushing manufacturers to develop non-toxic alternatives.
While nonstick cookware remains a convenient option for many households, understanding the risks associated with damaged coatings is crucial. Consumers should make informed choices and adopt safer cooking habits to protect themselves and their families.
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