Microplastics are an existential threat to human health
Discover the Power of BYE, MICROPLASTICS AI, the App That Empowers You to Detect Hidden Microplastics in Everyday Personal and Household Products, With Instant AI-Powered Insights.
Human Body Impact
Brain
Microplastics can penetrate the blood-brain barrier, causing inflammation and neurological damage. Protect your brain by avoiding hidden microplastic sources.
Lungs
Kidneys
Breast Milk
Placenta
Why Choose Bye, Microplastics AI?
Empowers Eco Health Conscious Consumers
Instantly scan products and avoid harmful microplastics.
Unmatched Accuracy with AI
Detect disguised microplastic components names compounds with cutting-edge AI.
Educational Insights
Learn the health and environmental impacts of microplastics.
Join the Movement
Be part of a growing community reducing microplastic exposure.
Transparency and Trust
Demystify ingredient labels to make informed choices.
Eco-Driven Impact
Designed with sustainability at its core, it’s solutions help reduce pollution.
Environmental Truths
Bottled Water
93% of bottled water contains microplastics.
Facial Scrub
Synthetic Textiles
35% of microplastics in oceans come from synthetic textiles.
Plastic
Biodergradable
App Features
AI-Powered Analysis
Advanced OCR detects microplastics
Risk Assessments
AI-managed insights to reduce exposure risks.
Science-Based Education
Learn the health risks of microplastics.
Empowerment Tools
Empowerment Tools
Explore, Learn, and Act: Insights on Microplastics
How Plastic Exposure Affects Fetal Development
Understanding the risks of microplastic exposure on fetal development is key. Bisphenol A, found in plastics, can harm the endocrine system during important growth periods1.
Exploring the Presence of Microplastics in the Human Lymphatic System
Thinking about how microplastics affect our health is key. We need to know how much they’re in our environment and how they might harm us.
Nanoplastics and Cellular Apoptosis: Unraveling the Connection
Exploring nanoplastics reveals a surprising fact: polystyrene makes up about 7–10% of all plastic made globally1. A 2019 study found that people might eat up
Microplastics Detected in Human Placenta: A Concerning Discovery
Microplastics in human placentas are a big worry, with studies showing they’re becoming more common1. From 60% to 100% of placentas now contain microplastics, showing
Plastic Particles and Reproductive Hazards: What You Need to Know
Understanding the impact of plastic pollution on health is key. It’s important to know how plastic particles affect reproduction. Studies suggest that microplastics can harm
The Neurological Impacts of Microplastic Exposure
When you think about microplastic pollution and brain health, it’s key to grasp the issue’s gravity. Microplastics have been found in human organs, including the
Are You Ready to for transparency?
Download Bye, Microplastics AI today and take the first step towards a healthier, microplastic-free lifestyle.