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Why Nano-Free Matters

Nanoparticles are used in food, despite limited research on long-term health effects. Some are banned in Europe but remain legal in U.S. products. Silver, titanium dioxide, and zinc oxide are common examples. These particles can leak into drinking water from factories. Water systems often fail to filter them out. They harm ecosystems and may cause DNA damage and inflammation. Stronger regulations are urgently needed to protect public health. The Nano-Free Pledge certification mark offers a safer, transparent choice for consumers.

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Donate To Your Health

Nanoparticles are in food, face masks, and everyday products. Some are banned in Europe but still used in the U.S. They can damage organs, DNA, and pollute drinking water. Most people don’t know the risks or where nanos hide. We fund research and raise public awareness. We fight for stricter regulations and safety standards. Our certification mark identifies nano-free products. We help businesses commit to safer practices. Your donation protects families and the environment. Every dollar fuels change — donate now.

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Info Gaps

Nanoparticles are used in everyday products, yet some are banned in Europe due to safety concerns. These same particles, with study gaps, continue to be manufactured and sold in the U.S. Their potential to harm organs, DNA, and the environment is a serious risk. Current research is incomplete, leaving many unknowns about their long-term effects. It's crucial that we raise awareness, push for stricter regulations, and provide safer alternatives. Support our mission for a nano-free future and protect public health. Look for the pink lotus — your sign of verified safety.

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The Lotus is Our Promise

The lotus rises through murky waters, untouched — a symbol of purity, protection, and clarity. At Nano-Free Pledge™, the pink lotus is our promise: to guard your health, your family's health, and the environment from hidden, untested nanomaterials. Many nanomaterials still used in U.S. products carry major study gaps in toxicity, absorption, and long-term health effects. Our pink lotus mark means verified nano-free: no untested particles, no hidden risks. It’s a symbol backed by science . . . a promise of safety you can see. In a world of silent risks and misleading claims, our mark means peace of mind, no greenwashing, no guesswork, no compromise.

Just truth, transparency, and trust held in your hands.

Our Commitment Is Protecting Humanity’s Health and the Environment’s

The Mark

The Nano-Free Pledge® mark is a symbol of safety, clarity, and trust. It means every ingredient has been reviewed for nano-scale risks. No untested particles. No hidden toxins. No greenwashing. Our pink lotus stands for verified transparency and protection. When you see the mark, you know what’s not inside matters most.

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Stand out with the Nano-Free Pledge® mark. Show your commitment to health, safety, and transparency. Join a growing network of trusted, nano-free brands.

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Help us raise awareness and demand safer standards. Your support fuels change and protects public health. Every donation moves us closer to safer use and disposal of nano-materials.

Ask Your Brand

Ask your favorite brands if they’re safety-tested to be truly free of toxic nanoparticles. Because transparency shouldn't be optional.

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