Shereene Idriss dismisses a Valisure study claiming benzene in benzoyl peroxide products as fear-mongering. She questions whether Valisure's owner holds a competing patent, suggesting a conflict of interest behind the research.
If the Internet was an asshole to you today it's time to be an asshole. Back. Buckle up. What the hell am I talking about? I'm talking about that silly study that came out where traces of benzene were found in certain benzoyl peroxides. Why was the study silly? Many reasons. First and foremost, Valisure, the company that did the study, has a history of fear mongering. But second of all, there is some chatter on the Internet of Spheres where the owner of Valisure supposedly has a patent on a type of benzoyl peroxide. So conflicts of interest much.
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