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Posted on February 2, 2018 In Heavy Metals and Health, Heavy Metals in the News

Here’s an interesting article for all you parents who may like to share your own childhood toys from yesteryear with your little ones today.  I’m […]

Posted on January 26, 2018 In Heavy Metals and Health, Heavy Metals in the News

Last July, China’s Ministry of Environmental Protection notified the World Trade Organization of upcoming restrictions on recyclable material being imported.  As of January 1st, 2018, […]

If you’re manufacturing carbide and using cobalt or nickel as your binding material, then chances are you may be getting too much metal in your […]

As many people have no doubt heard now about lead contamination in water pipes of Flint, Michigan and the aging plumbing infrastructure around this country, […]

Posted on September 27, 2011 In Heavy Metals and Health, Stained Glass

Since stained glass work has become a popular hobby, here are some important points of contamination to consider in order to stay safe. The main […]

Yes, to put it bluntly.  We’ve seen many posts and replies on stained glass blogs and forums stating that “lead exposure isn’t that big of […]

Posted on August 11, 2011 In Heavy Metals and Health, Heavy Metals in the News

As a parent, I am always conscious of the health of my children.  Two news articles in the Miami Herald caught my attention and deserve […]

Posted on July 20, 2011 In Clean-All Heavy Metals®Hand & Body Soap

That’s right. After many arduous months we can proudly say that you can now order Clean-All Heavy Metals®Hand & Body Soap online. Check us out […]

Posted on July 6, 2011 In Heavy Metals and Health

To revert back to our theme of getting the information you need so you “Don’t put your health in other people’s hands”, I did some […]

The news from Japan during the past month has been tragic:  the terrible loss of life and devastation caused by the earthquake and tsunami, and […]