Independently verified analysis by Swedish water know-how agency Bluewater has apparently verified the effectivity of its water air purifier know-how at eradicating as much as 99.99% of well being threatening microplastics and chemical substances equivalent to poisonous PFAS from faucet water.
In late March 2022, researchers at Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, reported discovering microplastics within the blood samples of twenty-two nameless donors. Three-quarters of the take a look at topics appeared to have plastics of their blood with the commonest kind of plastic discovered being polyethylene terephthalate (PET), which is used to make water bottles. And, in a separate research, scientists on the San Giovanni Calibita Fatebenefratelli Hospital, in Italy, found microplastics within the placenta of unborn infants.
“The long-term implications for human well being of ingesting microplastics and the chemical substances in them stays one thing of a black gap as a result of lack of devoted analysis, so we determined to confirm the effectivity of our revolutionary compact water at eradicating such contaminants,” stated Bluewater’s Ahmed Fawzy.
He stated the exams carried out by Bluewater and verified by the impartial worldwide bio-analytical testing group Eurofins present the corporate’s purifiers can take away as much as 99.99% of each microplastic particles and PFAS chemical pollution from contaminated ingesting water. The Bluewater microplastic research concerned closely contaminating ingesting water with 4 widespread microplastic particles (PE, PP, PS, and PVC) previous to feeding it into an under-sink Bluewater Professional air purifier.
The Bluewater PFAS elimination analysis carried out in February was equally conclusive, exhibiting a Bluewater PRO efficiently eradicating 99.99percentof the 4 most typical PFAS compounds in ingesting water listed by the Swedish Nationwide Meals Company, PFOA, PFOS, PFBA, and PFBS. Once more, the Bluewater findings had been independently verified by Eurofins.
In mid-June, the US EPA warned that PFAS are extra poisonous than earlier thought and stated it was planning aggressive motion to stop them from coming into the setting.
