Cancer
Long-term exposure to certain pesticides may increase the risk of serious health effects, including cancer.
— World Health Organization, 2022
Pesticides · Food · Everyday exposure
96.4%
of Americans have pesticides in their bodies
CDC biomonitoring found 3-PBA — a urinary biomarker of exposure to several pyrethroid insecticides — in 2,713 of 2,814 tested samples.
— CDC / NHANES, 2017–2018
Pesticides can go where water can't
Systemic pesticides are designed to be absorbed by a plant and move through its tissues. That means residues may not always be limited to the skin — they can be present within the plant itself.
Glyphosate was detected in 81.7% of Americans tested
A nationally representative U.S. study found glyphosate in 81.7% of urine samples in the latest NHANES cycle analyzed. Children aged 6–11 had the highest creatinine-adjusted glyphosate concentrations among the age groups studied.
— CDC / NHANES, samples collected 2017–2018 Study published 2024
In USDA’s 2024 Pesticide Data Program, 9,872 food samples were tested for hundreds of different pesticides and their metabolites. Detectable pesticide residues were found in 57.7% of samples, while 39.8% contained residues of more than one pesticide.
— USDA Pesticide Data Program, 2024
Long-term exposure can matter
Reproductive health
Long-term pesticide exposure can adversely affect reproduction at sufficient levels of exposure.
— World Health Organization, 2022
Hormones
Some pesticides can act as endocrine disruptors, interfering with normal hormone activity.
— European Food Safety Authority, 2026
A quick rinse can't reach everything that's already inside
But Detoxer can
Glyphosate
5.50 mg/kg
0.13 mg/kg
97.6% reduction
Arsenic
117.30 mg/kg
0.12 mg/kg
99.9% reduction
Molds & yeast
2,700 CFU/g
100 CFU/g
96.3% reduction
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Detoxer
$559$419.25
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- Active oxygen + ultrasound
- 5–10-minute cleaning cycle
- Rechargeable
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Questions & answers
How does Detoxer work?
- Active oxygen oxidizes contaminants on the surface, then simply reverts back into ordinary oxygen, leaving nothing behind.
- Ultrasonic waves create microscopic bubbles in water that collapse and release energy, forcing water into the pores of the produce and dislodging what a rinse alone can't reach.
- Ultraviolet light exposure affects microbial DNA, helping inhibit their ability to reproduce for a more complete cleaning routine.
Is this really different from washing with water?
Water helps wash away dirt and some surface residues. But not every pesticide residue is limited to the surface.
Detoxer 2 goes beyond a quick rinse, combining active oxygen, ultrasonic waves and ultraviolet light as an additional food-cleaning step.
In independent laboratory testing, Detoxer reduced glyphosate by 97.6%.
Why not just use baking soda?
A 15-minute baking soda soak removes most surface pesticide residue — yet around 20% of the pesticide absorbed into the peel remains beyond the reach of washing.
─ Journal of Agricultural and Food Chemistry, 2017
Can I use it for more than fruit and vegetables?
Yes. Detoxer can be used as part of food preparation for fruit, vegetables, meat, fish and more.
Will it affect the taste or texture of my food?
Detoxer is designed to clean food while preserving its natural taste and texture.