It gives the materials used to make phones throughout the history of phones.

And then it concludes that the plastics used to make phones today are unidentifiable because they are custom plastics made for performance.

So if you are using a plastic phone, you just can’t find out what type of plastic or additives are used.

I also couldn’t find a wooden phone on the internet. They used to be available when I started looking for nontoxic products.

If you are concerned about exposures to plastics from phones, the solution is to cover the plastic parts with aluminum foil tape. It looks a bit space-age, but the aluminum foil will block any plastic exposure.

Debra Lynn Dadd

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