A shocking French study reveals that glass bottles aren’t the clean alternative we thought. Researchers found drinks like ...

It could be time to pull the plug on your beloved jug. Everyone knows that it’s important to hydrate — water delivers nutrients to cells, regulates body temperature, lubricates joints and helps remove ...

However, a recent study found that certain glass bottles contain higher levels of microplastics than plastic bottles. The French researchers measured microplastic contamination in water, soda, beer, ...

Dr. Benedé also suggested one “go loose-leaf instead of using tea bags,” rely more on tap water with a filter capable of removing particles, and use a glass container when microwaving.

Compare that to 4,000 microplastics annually for those who drink only tap water. Brown uses about 10 to 15 bottles of water each day to complete regular tasks such as bathing and cleaning food ...

Drinking water from disposable plastic bottles may be passing hundreds of thousands of potentially harmful tiny plastic particles into our bodies, a new study finds.. Research published Monday in ...

Both sparkling and flat water clocked in with the lowest microplastic content, with about 4.5 particles per liter in glass bottles and 1.6 particles per liter in plastic. Sweetened drinks ...

A 12-pack of 1-liter glass bottles of spring water costs $29, according to the company’s website. 3. A content creator said his glass jug water delivery was worth the expensive price.

Disturbing as that is, their data indicate that the mineral water dispensed in some glass bottles may also contain such hormonelike pollution — and not because it leached out of the glass. This ...

That’s because the recall involves water in glass bottles that present a laceration risk. In total, about 61,500 bottles are included in the recall. Here’s what you need to know.