Paul Saladino· MD
Drinking from stainless steel or glass bottle is a fantastic way to reduce microplastic exposure
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Drinking from stainless steel or glass bottle is a fantastic way to reduce microplastic exposure
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What's the solution here? Bring a mug with you or a stainless steel thermos for your hot drinks at Starbucks.
Bringing your own ceramic or stainless steel mug to a coffee shop (instead of using their to-go cups) is one of the easiest ways to limit unnecessary exposure to microplastics.