BPA free plastic still not safe

“It doesn’t seem to matter what I do to keep my family safe from chemicals, it never seems to be enough!”
I know, I know… You throw out all those old plastic food containers and water bottles and replace them with BPA free ones thinking that you are doing the right thing, only to be told that they are still not safe because of a long and dubious list of other chemical foes that simply haven’t reached the level of publicity that BPA has yet. What’s an environmentally  minded, toxin avoiding person to do? DITCH THE PLASTIC!!! Quite simply, whenever possible use glass or stainless steel.
Check out the link below to see just why your BPA free plastic is not a foolproof means to avoiding chemicals
http://articles.mercola.com/sites/articles/archive/2011/03/25/even-bpafree-plastics-leach-endrocrinedisrupting-chemicals.aspx

Seeing as Spring is officially now here, it’s time to start thinking about stocking up on sunscreen – well maybe not if you are in half of the US, but here on the West Coast, the time is nigh!
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Our sister company, MIZU, is offering $5 from each bottle sold online throughout March to the Red Cross Japanese relief fund.
Please check out the link and forward this to your friends to help them raise as many funds as possible!
http://mizulife.com/uncategorized/5-from-every-online-bottle-purchase-goes-to-help-japan/

Thanks to this amazing filtration system, bottled water no longer needs to be the only answer in disaster zones
http://www.tapitwater.com/blog/2011/02/solar-powered-filtration-systems-providing-clean-water-to-the-world.html

Now that’s an interesting idea. Not one I embrace myself personally, but perhaps Governor Paul LePage relishes the idea of his wife or daughter sporting one.
Or maybe the plastic industry just back pockets so nicely to those who support them ...