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Contact lenses contributing to the microplastic pollution of our waterways

November 06, 2018 -

Nothing lasts forever. This is especially true for contact lenses, which have much shorter useful lifespans than conventional eyeglasses. Some lenses are good for just one day of use before they have to be thrown away.

Those used-up sight-correcting devices served as the subject of study for several researchers. During a recent conference of the American Chemical Society (ACS), these researchers warned that old contact lenses that end up in bodies ...

18 Popular US-made soft contact lenses found to contain high levels of harmful PFAS

May 25, 2023 - contact lenses have been shown to be safe and are used daily by millions of people in more than 140 countries.

"All of Alcon's contact lenses meet our stringent internal safety standards and comply with the regulatory requirements of the U.S. Food and Drug Administration, the European Chemicals Agency or similar regulatory bodies in all of the markets in which we sell our products," said the spokesperson.

Alcon, based in Geneva, Switzerland, manufactures most ...

It’s really happening: Mask mandates, contact tracing re-implanted at colleges, offices

August 24, 2023 -

(Article by Steve Watson republished from Summit.news)

The Atlanta Journal-Constitution reported Monday that Morris Brown College, a black private liberal arts college has reinstated the measures as part of a “precautionary step.”

The report notes that students and staff will all be asked to mask up while on campus, only one week after classes began.

A communication issued by the college claims there have been “reports of positive cases among students in ...

Electric vehicles in Florida CATCH FIRE after coming into contact with saltwater from Hurricane Idalia

September 17, 2023 -

Hurricane Idalia made landfall on Aug. 30 along Florida’s Big Bend region. The hurricane caused widespread damage and flooding and the weakened storm eventually moved north to Georgia and the Carolinas.

According to reports, at least two EVs caught fire after being submerged in saltwater by Hurricane Idalia. Firefighters in Palm Harbor, near Tampa, warned owners of EVs and hybrid cars that the rechargeable batteries of their vehicles could combust if exposed to saltwater....

New Mexico attorney general files lawsuit against Meta for allowing pedophiles on Facebook and Instagram to CONTACT CHILDREN

December 20, 2023 -

According to the civil lawsuit filed in a New Mexico state court, Meta has allowed the social media platforms Facebook and Instagram to become a marketplace for child abusers looking for children to prey on.

The lawsuit also argues that Meta failed to implement protections against usage by children younger than 13 and has targeted the age-related vulnerabilities of children to increase the company's advertising revenue.

Additionally, the suit argues that Chairman ...

PREPPING: What to do and NOT to do during chemical emergencies and industrial disasters

a month ago - contact lenses, if any, and rinse eyes with clean water for 10 to 15 minutes. Hold the eyelids away from the eyeball while moving your eyes in all directions. Wash eyeglasses, if any, with soap and water.Health supplementation

Your medical emergency stockpile should include stable iodine supplements since they can be taken in response to possible nuclear power plant explosions to support your thyroid glands by keeping them from absorbing radioactive iodine. (Related: ...

Eight brands of butter wrappers found to contain high levels of “forever chemicals” – is your favorite brand on the list?

July 17, 2023 - contact lenses, sports bras, tampons, dental floss, and electrolytes.

It has been known for quite some time that PFAS pollution is a major problem in drinking water, but few people realize that these forever chemicals are also lurking in food, food packaging, and even clothing. You can learn more about the findings of other PFAS research compiled by EHN and Mamavation in the "PFAS on our shelves and in our bodies" report.

(Related: The toxic biosludge that farmers ...

Biden admin approves more stringent rules covering “forever chemicals” in drinking water

18 days ago - contact lenses found to contain high levels of harmful PFAS.

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53% of Millennial and Gen Z consumers are resorting to “buy now, pay later” services and racking up enormous debt

a month ago - contact lenses (465 percent), garbage bags (182 percent) and first-aid antiseptics (98 percent). (Related: Gen Y and Z Brits resorting to "buy now, pay later" schemes to manage finances.)

Meanwhile, young Klarna users began using its BNPL services for groceries while waiting for a paycheck to buy all essentials without sacrificing anything.

Benjamin Espinoza, a 27-year-old video editor from San Antonio, Texas, represents a growing demographic of Gen Z relying ...

Study reveals a link between PFAS exposure and delayed puberty in girls

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3M agrees to $10.3 billion settlement over allegations of contaminating public drinking water with “forever chemicals”

June 28, 2023 - contact lenses found to contain high levels of harmful PFAS.

Breakthrough: Canadian scientists develop novel filtration method that permanently removes "forever" chemicals from drinking water.

More than 100 scientists accuse WHO of ignoring risks of "forever chemicals" on human health.

Consumer beware: Study reveals toxic "forever chemicals" in pesticides are entering the food supply.Sources include:

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Samsung unveils “Ballie” SPY MACHINE that rolls around your home spying on everything while controlling your electronic devices

January 19, 2024 -

First unveiled back in 2020, Ballie's latest hypothetical design is roughly the size of a bowling ball on wheels – previously it was only about the size of a tennis ball. The spying device also now contains a built-in projector that can display a virtual work call, a yoga program, or whatever else the user wants projected on a wall or ceiling – the video below shows what Ballie looks like and what it does:

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Prepper essentials: Tips for building an emergency prepping kit

a month ago - contact lenses and hand sanitizer for disease control during emergencies.

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Women in the family will need various feminine hygiene products like pads or tampons. If you have a baby at home, stock up on diapers and baby wipes.

Even if you don't have an infant at home, moist towelettes or baby wipes can be used to maintain cleanliness when water is scarce. You should also get extra toilet paper and paper towels.

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See clearly with this sweet cure: Study shows honey can help treat dry eye disease

September 27, 2023 - contact lenses. Certain prescriptions, such as antihistamines, heart medications, diuretics and birth control pills, can also cause DED.

According to research, tear film hyperosmolarity and oxidative stress are heavily involved in the development of DED. Hyperosmolarity, which is characterized by high salt concentrations, directly causes damage to cells in the cornea, which starts the cascade of events that leads to DED. Oxidative stress and tear film hyperosmolarity ...

Inflation, cost-of-living crisis crushing Generations Y and Z

September 14, 2023 -

He noted in an episode of his podcast that the world is getting to the endpoint, citing videos of Generation Y Americans – also known as millennials – that go viral on social media. These millennials being crushed by inflation are taking to social media platforms to bring their issues to the forefront. (Related: INFLATION WOES: Millennials crumble, turn to social media to air frustration over soaring cost of living.)

"People are struggling more than ever, and most ...

Ann Vandersteel, Michael Yon to join launch of “Operation Burning Edge” at southern border – Brighteon.TV

July 25, 2023 -

During the July 18 episode of "Right Now with Ann Vandersteel" on Brighteon.TV, Vandersteel said she and her guest are joining a team to lead the launch of the operation in August. They are also inviting several journalists, lawmakers and others to join them in exposing the real truth about the border – which, according to Vandersteel, is more than just an invasion problem.

Yon meanwhile said their group's journey will begin in Houston and go down to SpaceX's South Texas ...

Swine flu death in Brazil prompts CDC, WHO investigation over possible human transmission

June 29, 2023 -

According to the Daily Mail, H1N1 swine flu "spillovers" have been occasionally observed worldwide in individuals who have had contact with infected pigs. However, the 42-year-old woman from the Brazilian state of Parana had never come into direct contact with pigs – suggesting that she caught the virus from another source.

An investigation found that two individuals in close contact with the woman before she died worked at a nearby pig farm. However, both have tested negative ...

MORE SCAMDEMIC FEAR: EU officials warn of the dangers of BIRD FLU, lament the “lack of immune defenses” against it

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The European Food Safety Authority (EFSA) made this warning public on April 3, highlighting observations of zoonotic transmission between birds and mammals. Such transmissions have been observed in fur animal farms where outbreaks have been reported. While it's rare for infected birds to transmit the virus to humans, EFSA cautioned that new strains could pose a risk in the future.

These viruses are continually evolving globally and with the migration of wild birds, new strains ...

PROOF: Documents from FDA, Pfizer show that COVID “vaccine” shedding is REAL

February 23, 2024 -

It took the sleuthing public, including the diligent truth-seekers at the Front Line COVID-19 Critical Care Alliance (FLCCC) advocacy group, a while to find all this, but we now know from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) itself that mRNA gene therapy products like those manufactured by Pfizer-BioNTech and Moderna do, in fact, shed onto others from those who take them.

A 2015 FDA document called "Design and Analysis of Shedding Studies for Virus or Bacteria-Based ...