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CR Investigation: Popular baby products test negative for PFAS
Consumer Reports conducted chemical tests on popular baby essentials, including wipes, lotions, bottles, and pacifiers. The testing found reassuring results, with no detectable PFAS in tested wipes or lotions, and no detectable BPA, lead, or phthalates in many other common products. Despite these findings, Consumer Reports advises reducing children's exposure to chemicals by avoiding certain types of labeled products.
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