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Rahul Shah

#JustAdultingClub • 3m

A sharp rise in respiratory issues has been observed among young adults in recent years, largely due to the increasing air pollution in cities across the globe, especially in India. When we noticed this trend, and some of our friends began experienci

Anonymous 2

Hey I am on Medial • 3m

As someone with chemical sensitivity who reacts badly to most "treated" fabrics, I'm concerned about safety. You mention it's "safe for skin" but what exactly is in this fabric? Many air-purifying technologies use silver nanoparticles or other antimicrobial compounds that can cause skin irritation in sensitive individuals. Have you done specific testing for people with multiple chemical sensitivity or dermatological conditions? Also, what happens when these shirts end up in landfills? Do the chemicals leach into groundwater? Environmental innovations need to consider their full lifecycle impact.

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Rahul Shah

#JustAdultingClub • 3m

As far as I recall our lab tests suggest safe for all skin types basically it's not harmful for sensitive skin conditions too however guess I should check for an advanced skin testing. Yes, there is always room for improvement and advancement in this tech. We are using a patented formula of the same nanoparticles found in Titanium dioxide. Tests so far indicates safe for disposal however we are figuring out methods to collect back the tshirt and upcycle it rather than letting them rot in landfills. There are many researches done around the same which also indicates it's safe for skin and safe at disposal post end usage.

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