Bryan Johnson· Author
Avoid handling thermal paper receipts; opt for digital receipts when possible.
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Avoid handling thermal paper receipts; opt for digital receipts when possible.
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Small, consistent habits like this can reduce your total chemical burden more than you might think
If you don't need the paper copy, choose an emailed receipt instead
Unless your job is to handle receipts, avoid touching them. It's a completely avoidable exposure and a simple way to lower your contact with endocrine-disrupting chemicals.
The practical takeaway here is apparent: If it’s not your job, skip the paper receipt and choose electronic instead.
when possible opt to decline paper receipts or request a digital version have it sent to your email or phone many retailers offer this option and it reduces BPA exposure to ourselves but it also reduces paper was so it's a win-win