What Is the Formula for Determining the Toxicity of Roundup?
Roundup Chemicals Usually Contain Dangerous Glyphosates in the Formula
The glyphosates used in the chemical compound that makes up Roundup herbicides are hazardous to human health. This is not conjecture but based on the results of years of medical and scientific studies on the topic. Glyphosate is a non-selective post-emergent herbicide, which means it kills every weed in its path and stays in the soil afterwards for several months to years.1 When a pesticide is used an active ingredient in Roundup, it can affect people who are close to the application when it is being applied to crops or to the soil.1 Therefore, the general formula of Roundup is toxic in the environment and to humans. Said another way, there are no “safe” amounts of Roundup and glyphosates that you should ever be exposed to in the environment.1 We know that you are not chemists and that you may have many different questions regarding your personal injuries related to Roundup exposure. We are here to help you when you want to talk to a Los Angeles Roundup lawyer at Walch law at 866-INJURY2 or 866-465-8792.