Hi Konstyantyn,

I have no answer to your question, but it might eb agood idea to reword it, using 'formulation' or 'composition'  instead of 'receipt', which is a misnomer here and probably not what ou mean.

best wishes with your studies

Sibylle

Dear Sibylle,

Thank you for promoting this question, as my intention was to try and reach as far as the social networks allow. Regarding your comment, I do refer to thermal paper "receipts",  as an example of paper product. Such (thermal paper) receipts are the main source of BPA in paper cycle and I would like to know more about presence of BPA, as well as BPS in them. Hope the question is more clear now.

Regards,

Dear Muahammad,

Thank you for providing your input. You are right, people handling larger numbers of receipts (for example cashiers) would find themselves exposed more to BPA, potentially putting them at additional risk. Since I am looking for studies documenting presence of BPA in receipts from different countries, I would appreciate everyone to provide references to studies providing such info.

Dear Kostyantiyn,

I have read about a study in 2016 in France. Results were published in June by the "Institut national de recherche et de sécurité" (INRS).

See http://www.etui.org/fr/content/download/23913/198890/file/Expositions+prof+au+BPA.pdf

http://www.etui.org/fr/content/download/23913/198890/file/Expositions+prof+au+BPA.pdf

Dear Lieven,

Thank you for sharing this study. This is a good example of what I am looking for; a non-English study that provides concentration data of presence of BPA in receipts. I am sure that more data is available from other countries as well.

Regards,