The microplastic home test
Microplastics are everywhere, and you take them in every day. A home test shows you how much, Pure guides you to take in less, and every retest proves it worked. So you live healthier, and so does the generation after you.
Food packaging, cans, bottles and cosmetics leak phthalates and bisphenols into your body. Two families of plastic chemicals you take in every day without noticing.
In studies, higher exposure to the chemicals in microplastics is associated with effects on:
Such as sperm quality and hormone balance
Linked to preterm birth
Such as diabetes and weight
Attention and development in children
Associated with cardiovascular health
Passed on through the placenta, all the way to your future grandchild
Much of this isn't proven cause and effect yet, and the research is ongoing. What is certain: the EU classifies phthalates as toxic for reproduction and bisphenols as endocrine disruptors. Reason enough to lower your exposure, and to measure it instead of guessing.
From a vague worry to a number you can actually move.
Get the kit delivered, take your sample, send it back. A simple urine test, analysed by an accredited EU lab. No waiting room, no hassle.
Not the number of microplastic particles inside you, but how high your exposure is. We measure two families of plastic chemicals, phthalates and bisphenols, which show how much plastic you're taking in.
Your body clears these chemicals quickly, so your result reflects what you've been doing recently. Microplastic particles, on the other hand, do build up in your body. The sooner you lower your exposure, the less you accumulate over the years.
In the app you see your levels for phthalates and bisphenols in percentiles: where you stand compared to the rest of the population.
On average, levels drop by 60%. That's a huge improvement. How far you get depends on which changes you make, and how far you take them.
The Pure app shows both your levels and your percentiles. Your level is how high your measured plastic exposure is. Your percentile is where that puts you compared to the rest of the population.
After every test, our AI builds a personal action plan based on your levels and your lifestyle. Every recommendation is backed by research, and you can ask it questions 24/7.
Very likely. In research, levels drop by 50 to 90 percent for people who change the right things. We tell you exactly what will do the most for you.
No. The AI works from your test results and your lifestyle, and turns those into concrete, doable steps. Not generic tips, but a plan that fits you.
With every retest you see how far your levels have dropped, and the trend over time. That's how you find out which changes work for you, and how you spot new exposure quickly.
Your body breaks these chemicals down quickly, so every measurement is a good reflection of recent exposure. As soon as you've adjusted your lifestyle, you can take a retest.
Plastic is everywhere, so there's always more to cut. We'll look at what else you can change, and new retests keep tracking your progress.
"We're hoping to have healthy children together, and it's reassuring to see our levels come down"
"I was shocked when I saw my results, but the coaching was a great follow-up"
"I've been cutting plastic out of my life for years, and Pure still taught me plenty of new things"
Quotes from participants in our pilot.
As one of the first 1,000 members, you get your first year for €199 instead of €299, and you keep that rate for as long as you stay a member.
Join the list and tell us where you are. We open new countries in order of demand.
Pure partners with labs in the EU, and the kit travels by post, so you don't need a lab near you. Join the early-bird list with your country. We open new countries in order of demand, and this list is how we decide.
No. Your email alone puts you on the early-bird list, and that locks in the €199 price for the moment Pure is available. You'll be the first to know when that is.
No. Pure helps you lower your exposure and makes that drop measurable. Microplastic can't be removed from your body, which makes lowering your exposure all the more important.
Yes. The chemicals we measure are recognised endocrine disruptors, and the EU classifies phthalates as toxic for reproduction. To be honest, though: there's still little hard cause-and-effect evidence for the health effects. For now these are associations, and that research is happening as we speak. What we can measure, plainly, is that your exposure drops when you change your behaviour.
We're finalising our lab partnerships and the app. Early birds hear first, the moment the first kits are ready to ship.
We only use your email to keep you posted about the launch. Never sold, never shared.
Pure is not affiliated with the documentary.
Claim one of the first 1,000 spots. We open new countries in order of demand, so tell us where you are.
Your early-bird price of €199 for your first year is locked in. We'll email you as soon as the first kits are ready.
The home test, your levels in percentiles, personal guidance from your own coach, and retests to see your progress.