Check what you use. See what’s documented. Swap one thing.
A two-minute personal audit. No fear, no exposure score — just cited facts and one clear next step.
Check at least one product to see your audit
This maps categories to documented PFAS sources. It does not measure your personal exposure.
How we source this — and what we don’t claim
What does established / likely / limited mean?
Established = appears in EPA or ATSDR primary-source lists. Likely = supported by ≥2 peer-reviewed studies not yet in federal lists. Limited = single or emerging studies.
Where does the data come from?
EPA PFAS Strategic Roadmap (updated 2024), ATSDR ToxFAQs for PFAS (2023), EPA PFAS Action Plan (2024), peer-reviewed studies via PubMed cited inline.
Can this tell me my PFAS blood level or personal exposure?
No. This tool reports whether a product category is a documented PFAS source. It cannot measure personal exposure, blood levels, or health risk. For that, consult ATSDR’s PFAS exposure assessment resources or your physician.
How do I use this at the store?
Bookmark this page. When you’re shopping for cookware, furniture, cosmetics, or food packaging, re-check the category you’re about to buy to see if it’s a documented source and what the swap is.
Data reviewed quarterly against EPA/ATSDR updates. Last review: Dec 1, 2024.