Microplastic Exposure Score
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C Combination Innovation
Two separate worlds finally connect — and the intersection is a product
One-Liner
An app that estimates your personal daily microplastic exposure based on your habits and product choices, and recommends reductions.
Kill Reason
There is no viable consumer monetization path for a microplastic exposure estimator — it is an anxiety-inducing awareness app with no actionable output that users will pay to access repeatedly. The underlying exposure coefficient data is not proprietary, making the app trivially replicable by any health NGO or media publication, and no B2B buyer has sufficient incentive to pay for what amounts to a liability-generating awareness tool.
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