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[–] Showroom7561@lemmy.ca 7 points 2 months ago

The headline is misleading.

You can buy products from anywhere, including your local speciality shops, which arent safe.

Most supplements, for example, are neither pure or safe, containing ingredients not found on the label or at doses too high to be safe.

And walk into any store and you're likely to find loads of products with literal cancer warnings on them (prop 65) just from using those products as intended.

Consumers should be made aware of these things, but I think it's impossible to avoid them. Not when profits dictate material choices and quality.