Public health advocates say the uncertainty is a red flag, and forcing consumers to “go through tests and patents” to know what they’re buying is “absolutely ridiculous”, said Laurie Valeriano, executive director of the Toxic Free Future non-profit, which has raised concerns about quasi-ceramics. “It shouldn’t be up to consumers to sleuth and try to figure out the ingredients in pans so they can protect the health of themselves and their families,” Valeriano added.
This right here is the entire point of this article and why these companies need to be held up to some standards.
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“It shouldn’t be up to consumers to sleuth and try to figure out the ingredients in pans so they can protect the health of themselves and their families,” Valeriano added.
This right here is the entire point of this article and why these companies need to be held up to some standards.