Don'T Wear These Jeans Any More. They Are Exposed To Carcinogens And Heavy Metals!

Because jeans are durable, dirty and versatile

It's loved by a lot of people,

Almost everyone has to have those in their closet.

But you thought the jeans you were wearing might

Do carcinogens and heavy metals exceed the standard?

Recently, the South Korean consumer Institute tested 30 famous brands of jeans sold on the market. The results showed that carcinogens and heavy metals in 4 brands of jeans exceeded the standard.

According to the Korean consumer Institute

The test results show that

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At present, the carcinogenic value of this kind of carcinogenic substance in the skin of famous brands of adult jeans and jeans has been listed as more than 2.7 times of the carcinogenic value of this kind of skin carcinogenic substance in adult clothing and jeans brands.

In addition, the content of nickel in the inner side of the jeans was higher than the standard value of 2.6 times of the standard value of nickel on the inner side of the jeans.

Some consumers said that after wearing the new jeans, part of their skin began to get red rash, and only under the doctor's diagnosis did they know that there might be something wrong with the buttons on the jeans.

Doctors said that the hot summer weather leads to frequent sweating, heavy metal nickel and sweat skin contact, very easy to cause skin allergy and other symptoms.

At present, the South Korean consumer Institute has asked four problematic enterprises to stop selling and recall related products.

In addition to the four brands mentioned just now, a large amount of chemical nonylphenol polyoxyethylene ether was found in jeans of another adult brand during the inspection.

As a printing and dyeing auxiliaries, the substance is widely used in various printing and dyeing processes. However, excessive addition will disturb the endocrine system of human body. However, as for the chemical, there are only relevant provisions in the safety standards for children's clothing in South Korea, and there is no relevant standard for adult clothing at present. Therefore, the Korean consumer's Institute is unable to issue a ban order on the related products of this problem. In this regard, the Korean consumer Institute said that it would propose to the National Institute of technical standards to formulate more perfect safety standards for fiber products as soon as possible.

It is worth noting that on the domestic e-commerce platforms in China, hundreds of links related to witty boy and other brands were also seen, including many jeans products. Here we remind consumers to choose carefully when they buy.