They're in Your Food. Your Water. Your Home.
PFAS — known as "forever chemicals" — are hiding in everyday products. You can't see or smell them, but science shows they may be seriously affecting your health.
Impact by the Numbers
99% Accuracy: Recent studies show PFAS detected in the blood of nearly every person tested globally.
1,000+ Years: Estimated time for most PFAS variants to degrade in typical landfill conditions.
Global Reach: Contamination has been found in remote Arctic ice cap samples and deep-sea life.
What Are Forever Chemicals & PFAS?
PFAS (per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances) are a family of over 12,000 synthetic chemicals manufactured since the 1940s. Their carbon-fluorine bond is one of the strongest in chemistry, making them resistant to water, oil, and heat — and nearly impossible to break down. They persist in the environment for centuries and accumulate in the human body for years. That's why they're called forever chemicals.
Where Are They Found?
Kitchen & Food
Water & Food Supply
Non-stick cookware, parchment paper, air fryers. Grease-resistant food packaging and fast food wrappers.
Tap water near military bases, airports, and industrial sites. Freshwater fish and produce grown near contaminated land.
Home & Clothing
Baby & Children's Products
Stain-resistant carpet, furniture, and mattress coatings. Water-repellent jackets, rain gear, and athletic wear.
Disposable diapers, stain-resistant clothing, and crib mattresses.
Personal Care
Waterproof cosmetics, shampoos, and PTFE-based dental floss.
Curated PFAS-Free Guide
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Bioaccumulation in Water Systems
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Get in Touch
Have questions about PFAS or want to share your journey toward a non-toxic lifestyle? We’d love to hear about it.
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