“…Parabens are the most widely consumed and pseudopersistence preservatives found in the environment. − Methyl (MeP), ethyl (EtP), propyl (PrP), butyl (BuP), and benzyl (BeP) parabens (Table ) are the often detected in indoor dust, wastewater (WW), surface water, drinking water, and sewage sludge in the concentration ranges of 140–39 090 ng g –1 , 1602–5700 ng L –1 , 1062–3142 ng L –1 , 90–240 ng L –1 , and 5–1000 ng g –1 , − respectively. Simultaneously, the occurrence of parabens in personal care products (488–8200 μg g –1 ), pharmaceuticals (2689 μg g –1 ), food products (0.261–32 ng g –1 ), human urine (17.7 μg L –1 ), and currency bills (1830 ng g –1 ) have been reported. Human exposure to parabens via diet and inhalation is inevitable .…”