The United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) indicated PFAS can endure in the environment for extended periods, and they have a tendency to accumulate in living organisms, presenting potential risks to both ecosystems and human health.

The National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences (NIEHS) has shown that prolonged exposure to PFAS is associated with various health risks, including the impaired immune system, hepatotoxicity, endocrine disruption, cancers, and developmental issues in infants & children.

In addition to their potential health impacts, PFAS pose a significant environmental threat. A study published in the journal Environmental Science & Technology Letters shows that: ” toilet paper should be considered as a potentially major source of PFAS entering wastewater treatment systems”.

So why are PFAS coved in toilet paper? Mamavation’s research has uncovered concerning findings about certain toilet paper brands. The experimental data show that popular brands such as Charmin, and Seventh contain a harmful chemical called PFAS. Fortunately, the levels were found to be very low, suggesting that these “permanent chemicals” were not added intentionally but likely slipped in during the manufacturing or packaging process.

Nonetheless, our company fully acknowledges the significance of consumer well-being and their apprehension regarding the potential hazards associated with PFAS. As a result, we have implemented a range of measures to guarantee that our toilet paper is entirely free from PFAS.

We partner with reputable SGS institutions to conduct a rigorous and comprehensive quality inspection of our toilet paper. We are pleased to share that the SGS test results confirmed that our bamboo toilet paper is free from PFAS. These results provide tangible evidence of our dedication to delivering products that meet the highest safety standards, giving our customers peace of mind with every use. [Please download the comprehensive test report by clicking here.]