Unconjugated BPA (uBPA) and glucuronidated BPA (BPA-G) pharmacokinetic parameters for 4 male and 2 female subjects who held thermal receipt paper and ate French fries after using hand sanitizer (shown in Figure 5-A).

For these subjects blood was collected from the arm draining the hand that remained contaminated with BPA throughout the 90-min period of blood collection. Urine total BPA at baseline and at 90 min are presented as both actual concentration (ng/ml) and creatinine adjusted (µg BPA/g creatinine) values.For the one female (Female #3; Figure 5-B) who had very high baseline serum uBPA (data not included in this table), the average serum AUC (0–90) values for uBPA and BPA-G were 6.05 and 4.49 ng/ml, respectively, and urine total BPA levels at baseline and at 90 min were 0.41 and 41.41-µg/g creatinine, respectively.Unconjugated BPA (uBPA) and glucuronidated BPA (BPA-G) pharmacokinetic parameters for 4 male and 2 female subjects who held thermal receipt paper and ate French fries after using hand sanitizer (shown in Figure 5-A).