You can thank
the anti-silver environmentalists, later.
After all, they’ve been doing everything in their power to make it more
difficult for companies to sell clothing and other products with antimicrobial
silver protection. Now many of these
companies are dumping these products at a fraction of the usual cost rather
than face huge fines from the EPA!
Hi,
Steve Barwick here, for www.TheSilverEdge.com...
I
don’t usually shill for other company’s products. But this deal is just too good to pass up if
you’ve ever wanted to try antimicrobial nanosilver sportswear.
Cabela's
has put their Silvertec
Performance Crew Neck tee-shirts on steep discount. I don’t
know for sure, but it looks to me like the environmentalist campaign against
nanosilver in consumer goods is pushing them to dump their stocks of these
products at bargain prices.
Usually
$24.95, now just $9.99. As the kids say, “Sweet!”
These
sporting tee-shirts are infused with silver nanoparticles to help stop body
odors caused by germs, and also for increased wicking of moisture away from the
body.
Your Tax
Dollars at Work…
Notice
on their web site at the link above how Cabela's can barely mention the
antimicrobial aspect of the product, which I assume is due to the way EPA
regulations now make it virtually illegal to say the silver kills infectious
microorganisms.
You
see, when a company makes that very legitimate claim, the EPA says the claim
automatically turns the product into a “pesticide,” and the product has to be
registered with the EPA and run through an expensive gauntlet of tests to prove
it won’t harm the environment.
Unbelievable,
I know. But it’s absolutely true. The EPA has already levied huge fines of hundreds of thousands of dollars on some
companies for
advertising the antimicrobial benefits of nanosilver in their products without
registering the products as “pesticides.”
That’s
your tax dollars at work, folks!
By
the way, Cabela’s has also put their Silvertec Performance
Boxer Briefs on sale at the same rock bottom price. I’d say get two in every
color, but they only have them available in one
color, i.e., black, with silver lettering on the waistband. So if you’re a Raiders fan, you’ll love ‘em. And if you’re not, who’s gonna see ‘em,
anyway?
Thumb Your
Nose at the Greenies…
Yep,
these are the very same types of products the environmentalists are coming
unglued over because they claim that after multiple washings some of the silver
nanoparticles might escape into the environment and wreak havoc on tiny
critters. Of course, they never mention
the silver came from the environment in the first place.
You
can read more about the global environmentalist campaign against antimicrobial
silver in my most recent article at this link:
The Global Environmental Campaign to Ban Antimicrobial Silver
Meanwhile,
if you've been looking for a great deal on antimicrobial sportswear, this is definitely
your chance to thumb your nose at the greenies while picking up some great
nanosilver sporting tees or boxer briefs at super low prices that will probably
never been seen again, thanks to the pressure being put on these companies to
stop carrying nanosilver-related products.
It
appears these two products will only be on sale until June 17 as part of
Cabela’s Father’s Day celebration, so I thought I’d get this out to you as quickly
as possible. (By the way, I have no business or personal relationship
whatsoever with Cabela’s, except as an occassional customer.)
Meanwhile,
if you’re interested in learning how to make your own infection-fighting colloidal silver, quickly and easily, for just pennies per quart, click the link.
Yours for the
safe, sane and responsible use of
colloidal silver,
Steve
Barwick, author
The Ultimate Colloidal Silver Manual
The Ultimate Colloidal Silver Manual
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