How is the cup contaminated with lead?

Lead is on the list of hazardous substances dangerous to the environment and human health. Lead is found in paint, batteries, cable sheaths, electronic components. It is very easy to be exposed to lead, if exposed regularly.

>> Chinese cups are rampant in the market

Recently on the domestic market is rampant in the eye-catching and cheap glass goods, produced from the Tung China. However, few people know that the danger from the cups is extremely large because the content of lead in these cups is extremely large.

Lead-contaminated cups of Chinese origin are widely sold in the market.

So, how does lead harm our health?

Lead can enter the human body through the respiratory tract, orally. Symptoms of lead exposure may include symptoms: loss of appetite, weight loss, nausea, abdominal pain, difficulty in exercise, cramps, risk of hypertension, headache, irritability, memory loss , insomnia, long-term causes of kidney disease, brain damage, and anemia.

Lead and lead lead to pain in the eyes, throat and nose when exposed. Regular exposure to lead will lead to lead poisoning. Lead adversely affects fertility in both men and women.

We can get lead poisoning from household items such as lead paint, especially colored glassware, colored crystal, pottery, batteries, toys, wood paints. , Wall paint.

Lead poisoning can cause serious harm to children, because they are very sensitive and weak resistance. Causing adverse effects on the brain, nervous system, reducing the ability to absorb and develop children.

The United States and many European countries have banned the use of lead paint products.

Avoid the most positive lead poisoning by buying clearly sourced household items. Try comparing, a Chinese glass cup costs only 10 to 30 thousand VND but is dangerous for you and your family. Meanwhile, a cup similar to those of South Korea, Thailand, Japan, the lowest price is only 50,000 VND / unit. It is cheap to buy and is a procession for your family.