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Phthalates are in many products, including soft plastics like vinyl. They are also thought to be hormone disrupters.

According to an Environmental Working Group report cited in a recent Enviroblog post, the seven most common sources of phthalates include

For more information on these sources of phthalates and how to reduce your exposure to them, see the Enviroblog here.

10-29-2007 @ 5:06PM

Thanks for the link, Patricia! Green Daily readers might also be interested in this Enviroblog post about minimizing your exposure to plastic additive bisphenol A: http://www.enviroblog.org/2007/09/bisphenol-a-in-your-body.htm

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