> I think for certain high risk populations, specifically pregnant women or women planning on becoming pregnant, it makes sense.

Does it though? What will a pregnant woman do based on her results? Will having PFAS affect someone’s decision about becoming pregnant?

Pregnant women are going to monitor BP anyway. And the intervention is $100 for a BP cuff so that’s cheaper than the test. So we’re better off just recommending monitoring BP more closely than this test.