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A little background
Why we’re careful with the words “PFAS-free”
A “PFAS-free” label tells you what a seller says. Consumer Reports’ product-safety experts call the term misleading, because there are thousands of PFAS and most tests look for fewer than a hundred.1 We instead report what a brand claims, what testing exists and what is unknown. Read the full standard in how we evaluate claims.
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