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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

  • Nail polish
  • Kitchen plastics
  • Vinyl toys
  • Paint
  • Fragrances
  • Vinyl including shower curtains
  • Air fresheners
For more information on these sources of phthalates and how to reduce your exposure to them, see the Enviroblog here.



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