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If you make a purchase via links on this page we will earn commission - learn moreAs a health journalist, I am always on the lookout for the latest and greatest health gadgets or wellness products.Whether it is 'clean' products made without toxic chemicals, a drug-free way to get relief from joint pain or a trendy new snack, I will try anything (at least once) to improve my health and wellbeing.And being a health editor means there is no shortage of products that come my way.So, in the name of health journalism, I tried some of the newest products.Read below for my honest take.Non-toxic solutions Biom wipes (prices vary)Biom wipes are made without plastic from 100 percent plant-based fibers and come in sleek tube-like dispensers that blend in well on my kitchen counterKnowing all the harmful chemicals lurking in common household cleaners and wipes, I was elated to find a non-toxic brand that offered alternatives. Biom states that 90 percent of wipes are made with plastic fibers, which are a major source of microplastics.When exposed to these microplastics, which are too small to see with the naked eye, they can enter our body, posing health risks like inflammation and an increased risk of cancer. So, Biome makes its wipes with 100 percent plant-based fibers, and ships refills for their stylish canisters instead of customers needing to buy new plastic dispensers.Along with being plastic-free, they are also free from BPA and toxic ingredients like parabens, fragrances and phthalates. I am constantly reaching for them all throughout my apartment. Whether it's the all-purpose wipes to rid my table of a coffee ring, the hand wipes to sanitize after a subway ride or the disinfectant wipes to clean my counters after preparing a meal. And I love the dispensers. The sleek design and muted color tones blend right in on my counters. I also appreciate that the canister is a magnet and I don't have to worry about clicking it closed each time to keep the wipes from drying out. In a few months, I'm excited to add the baby wipes to my routine as I welcome to the world the newest member of my family and work to keep her exposures as toxin-free as possible. NATPAT Outdoor Adventure Kit ($80)As the weather heats up, summer's most annoying pests are appearing - mosquitoes - and there is nothing worse than a giant red welt on your leg or arm that itches incessantly. There are many options when it comes to mosquito prevention, including sprays with harsh chemicals like deet, which has been linked to adverse health effects, or large candles that emit a strong odor and smoky flame. As more research comes out on the side effects of exposure to these ingredients, people want safe alternatives, especially parents who are trying harder than ever to protect their little ones - while still allowing them to enjoy the outdoors. So NATPAT set out to create non-toxic repellent stickers formulated without chemicals, including deet. In its newest Outdoor Adventure Kit, which NATPAT says is a 'must-have for families on the go,' customers can find BuzzPatches for adults and kids, which repels the insects with essential oils and MagicPatch for any bite-related itch relief, which helps remove the substance that causes itching from a mosquito bite.Not mosquito-related, but just as useful, SunnyPatch is also included. It is a sticker that changes color when exposed to too much UV, signalling it's time to reapply sunscreen. While on vacation recently in Puerto Rico, where hot and humid weather create the perfect atmosphere for mosquitoes, I wore the repellent and am happy to report I returned with zero bites. Food and drinkPure Protein Fruity Pebbles and Cocoa Pebbles protein bars ($6.48 for a four-pack)Craving some nostalgia of your childhood but want a healthier version? These protein bars could be the answer. Pure Protein has put out two new flavors based on popular cereals: Fruity Pebbles and Cocoa Pebbles.Fruity Pebbles bars contain 20 grams of protein, 190 calories and 3 grams of sugar. The Cocoa Pebbles bar contains 20 grams of protein, 180 calories and 4 grams of sugar. Both varieties are easily accessible via Amazon and Walmart. Pure Protein says the bars are 'designed for game day convenience, traveling well between fields and delivering sustained energy for athletes, parents and coaches alike.''They are delicious, high-protein snacks with high-quality protein, an essential part of a nutritious, balanced diet,' the company says. While the Millennials on the health team appreciated the throwback to our favorite childhood cereals, we found the bars tasted a bit too artificial for us. Maybe we would turn to them as an occasional treat, but with all the other choices available for protein bars, we are keeping our options open. Joolies Date Pops ($5.69) The cinnamon bun bites are my personal favorite, satisfying my sweet tooth enough to keep me from giving into an afternoon candy craving Billed as 'the perfect grab-and-go snack,' these date pops are 100 percent vegan and gluten-free. They also have fewer than seven ingredients and don't contain anything artificial or processed. Joolies says it makes its date pops using date paste from their 'imperfect' leftover dates, which also helps to utilize 100 percent of their harvest and prevent food waste. They come in three delicious flavors: Brownie Bite, Lemon Bar and Cinnamon Bun. The cinnamon bun bites are my personal favorite, satisfying my sweet tooth enough to keep me from giving into an afternoon candy craving, while the lemon bars were quite popular with others on the health team. While considered a healthier alternative to actual brownies, consumers should still be aware of the date snacks' nutrition facts, as just three pieces contain 120 calories and 14 grams of sugar - though it is all natural with zero added sugars. Amasar breadfruit baking mixes (prices vary)About 30 million Americans are gluten free, meaning they avoid gluten for medical or personal health preference reasons, and the market for gluten-free foods and ingredients is booming. Looking to help meet that demand is Amasar, a woman-owned business 'pioneering' breadfruit as a natural gluten-free 'pantry staple.'The company offers three varieties - flour, pancake and waffle mix and protein pancake and waffle mix. Breadfruit is a plant-based high-fiber alternative to refined flours and is rich in amino acids and potassium. Amasar claims it promotes gut health, reduces inflammation and supports a healthy gut microbiome and balanced blood sugar. While it is little-known, food experts are predicting breadfruit to become 'the next global superfood,' the company states. And buyers are praising Amasar, with reviews describing the mixes as having a 'great taste.'Others say it blends seamlessly into their favorite recipes and even their kids 'cleaned their plates.'Another added it made the 'best pancakes ever!' and the mix was agreeable with their highly sensitize stomach. WaterOuai! ($48 for a 24-pack)As a health journalist, I am far too aware of the toxins lurking in our water and the microplastics lining bottles and cans, slowly leeching into the water and entering our body undetected. Enter waterOuai naturally filtered and mineralized water from an aquifer in Texas that comes in a can free of bisphenols, phthalates, PFAS and volatile organic compounds, all chemicals linked to major health effects.These toxins have been linked to birth defects, fertility problems and cancers. So, WaterOuai! sought to create its SUPERCAN, a 'clean' can.According to the company, its founders 'started with sheets of aluminum and lined them with solid, dry-laminated PET film for incredibly even, safe protection. 'Then, we molded them into the cans you know and love. The energy-efficient end result is the SUPERCAN, which is better for your body and the environment. And that’s what we call a win-win.'The result is water - as you know and love it already - in a nontoxic can. The water tastes like any other, but it's nice knowing it's not contaminated with harmful chemicals.LEVL ($34.99 for a 12-pack) These refreshing beverages received high marks when shared around the office, especially the pineapple and coconut flavor