catloaf , 4 months ago

Well now I can’t find whatever I was looking at that said it was effective. But I did find this: www.sciencedirect.com/…/S2666821123000868

Obviously, hydrogen peroxide would not be a good idea in hemodialysis, but some of the other reactants might be useful.

Since microplastics are a bit larger than blood cells (plastics 10-50um vs white blood cells 12-15 and red 7.5-8.7um) theoretically they could be filtered by a 15um water filter to get most of them.