<p>Any scientists care to comment on this report? It's worrisome. Like most people, we've got a shelf full of Nalgene bottles....</p>
<p>Take a look at this article:</p>
<p>The seven of us sat nervously in the cancer ward, waiting to hear the prognosis for Katy, my 27-year-old goddaughter recently diagnosed with Stage Three breast cancer. The balding oncologist began by pointing at the grocery store bought water bottles in our hands. “Do you all know that these types of plastic water bottles are known to be cancer-causing?”</p>
<p>I heard that some mothers were going back to the glass baby bottle.</p>
<p>Consumer Reports did a non-hysterical report on this recently. It persuaded me that we shouldn't re-use single-use water bottles, but I'm not too concerned about Nalgenes, especially if they're just used for camping, etc.</p>
<p>I have been reading more and more articles on this lately. We have used nalgene bottles. Seems like the clear bottles are worse than the opaque from what I have been reading.</p>