Mara Hoplamazian

Look for a filter that's certified by the National Sanitation Foundation, NSF.

And PFAS can be present in bottled water, too.

So if you drink it, find out if the company is testing its water for these chemicals.

Takeaway three, you can limit your exposure to PFAS in other ways, too.

Consider personal care products and cleaning products and clothing.

Looking for certifications like Green Seal, EPA's Safer Choice Program, or Ocotex 100.

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