Hooray for Consumer Reports! They're one of the few truly independent (e.g. no paid sponsorships like you see on YouTube channels) product testing and review companies. I have a subscription to them and it's served me well, and I hope they stick around for a while.
Consumer Reports finds 'widespread' presence of plastics in food
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#73Hooray for Consumer Reports! They're one of the few truly independent (e.g. no paid sponsorships like you see on YouTube channels) product testing and review companies. I have a subscription to them and it's served me well, and I hope they stick around for a while.
Who else is there? Today's consumer protections for anything Internet related feels nonexistent. Who else is like Consumer Reports?
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#76How much should we worry about the disposable cups they put coffee in? My understanding is we’re putting a hot liquid in a cup lined with plastic.
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#77How much should we worry about the disposable cups they put coffee in? My understanding is we’re putting a hot liquid in a cup lined with plastic.
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Toothless? How about clueless then? Or better, favors Big Inc profits over public health. Call it what you want, but the FDA is too often a paper tiger.
Only someone who has never worked under the FDAs eye of Sauron could think this, strong Dunning-Kruger vibe.
I don't have to work at the FDA to see that it's compromised. Somebody already figured it out.
https://www.science.org/content/article/fda-s-revolving-door...
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I mean, what would you even use as the control group? They're in every single human at this point.
I'll happily sign up to be mega-dosed with them for a trial, but they've tried that in mice and found pretty much no issues.