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Sea Water Nasal Spray Market Trends, Segmentation And Forecast To 2030

According to a new report published by The Insight Partners, titled, " Sea Water Nasal Spray Market Forecast | Share and Size - 2030". The report provides a detailed analysis of the top investment pockets, top winning strategies, drivers & opportunities, Sea Water Nasal Spray market size & estimations, competitive landscape, and changing market trends.

The Sea Water Nasal Spray market report represents a detailed overview of the current market situation and forecasts till the Forecast Year. The study is perhaps a perfect mixture of qualitative and quantitative information highlighting key market developments, challenges, and competition the industry faces alongside gap analysis and new opportunities available and Sea Water Nasal Spray market trends. This report offers market size, recent trends, growth, share, development status, government policy, market dynamics, cost structure, and competitive landscape. The research report also includes the Sea Water Nasal Spray market growth potential in the given period of forecast.

This research is based on valid information sources that make it a credible asset. Through a range of quantitative methods and qualitative approaches, this research brings forward comprehensive insights on trends, drivers, and restrictions ahead of Sea Water Nasal Spray market players. PESTEL, Porter's five forces, and SWOT models are used for Sea Water Nasal Spray market analysis of the business environment across a range of categories, geographical regions, and applications.

Key companies in the Sea Water Nasal Spray market are- Sterimar, LABORATOIRE DE LA MER, Gerolymatos International, Humer, Gifrer, GSK, Nacur Healthcare, Laboratoires Pharmaster, Bayer, Sandoz

Market Analysis and Insights:

The report identifies emerging revenue pockets and opportunities for growth in the market. It analyses changes in market regulations and provides a strategic growth analysis, which can be used by businesses to develop effective growth strategies.

Overall, this report is an essential resource for businesses seeking to stay ahead of the competition in the Sea Water Nasal Spray market. With its comprehensive Sea Water Nasal Spray market analysis of recent developments and emerging trends, it provides valuable insights into the market that can be used to develop effective growth strategies and improve market positioning.

Market Drivers and Restraints:

The report provides valuable information on the production costs, supply chain dynamics, and raw materials that are essential to the Sea Water Nasal Spray market. The report identifies key market restraints, such as economic constraints in emerging countries and business market obstacles. By understanding these risks and challenges, businesses can develop strategies to mitigate them and achieve long-term success in this exciting and dynamic industry to increase their Sea Water Nasal Spray market share.

Market Segmentation:

The political and economic landscape of the Sea Water Nasal Spray market is analyzed in depth, providing a comprehensive understanding of the market's potential risks and opportunities. The report includes a detailed analysis of the competitive landscape of the market, identifying the top players and their Sea Water Nasal Spray market size, and evaluating their strategies and performance. The research report covers a wide range of topics, including market trends, technological advancements, and emerging opportunities, providing valuable insights for businesses looking to expand their presence in the market.On the Basis of Type this market is categorized further into-

Isotonic Sea Water Nasal Spray

Hypertonic Sea Water Nasal Spray

Hypotonic Sea Water Nasal Spray

On the Basis of Application this market is categorized further into-

Infants

Children and Adults

On the Basis of Distribution Channel this market is categorized further into-

Hospital Pharmacies

Drug Stores and Retail Pharmacies

Online Pharmacies

On the Basis of Geography this market is categorized further into-

North America

Europe

Asia Pacific

Middle East & Africa

and South & Central America

Key regions Sea Water Nasal Spray Market Research Report:

North America (U.S., Canada, Mexico)

Europe (U.K., France, Germany, Spain, Italy, Central & Eastern Europe, CIS)

Asia Pacific (China, Japan, South Korea, ASEAN, India, Rest of Asia Pacific)

Latin America (Brazil, Rest of Latin America)

The Middle East and Africa (Turkey, GCC, Rest of the Middle East and Africa)

Rest of the World

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Sea Water Nasal Spray Market 2022 – Future Investment Opportunities, Threats, Projections, Growth

The report on the Global Sea Water Nasal Spray Market provides up-to-date research on market volume and breadth. The Sea Water Nasal Spray market report highlights key touch points such as market value and growth rate, size, production consumption and gross margin, pricings, and other significant variables such as major trends are all included in the research. Along with this, the study includes extensive information on all of the distributors, suppliers, and retailers in the Sea Water Nasal Spray industry.

This study contains in-depth quantitative assessments of the industry and data for developing plans to enhance Market growth and effectiveness. This Report includes data from manufacturers such as shipping, price, revenue, gross profit, interview record, business distribution, and so on. This data enables consumers to learn more about their rivals.

This is a new research on the global Sea Water Nasal Spray market, which is an in-depth analysis that gives a thorough overview of the market throughout the forecast year. It offers a comprehensive analysis of the global Sea Water Nasal Spray industry, taking into account all of the important industry trends, market dynamics, and competitive environment. Aside from that, the research offers critical information on the market status of the main market players, current trends, and future market development opportunities. This research study is intended to assist the reader in retrieving useful information and making decisions that will aid in the growth of their organization. The study report delivers reliable business insights and advice to its clients in order to help them make smart business decisions and achieve long-term success in their particular market areas.

Global Sea Water Nasal Spray Market Top Players includes: ● Sterimar

● LABORATOIRE DE LA MER

● Gerolymatos InternationaL

● Humer (Laboratoire URGO)

● Gifrer

● GSK

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Physiological Sea Water Nasal Spray Market report covers the different market scenarios that have a direct impact on the growth of the market. The report is structured with the meticulous efforts of an innovative, enthusiastic, knowledgeable, and experienced team of analysts, researchers, industry experts, and forecasters. The report includes the SWOT analysis, PESTLE analysis, predictive analysis, real-time analysis, revenue share, market size, the competitive market scene, market opportunities, and key strategies such as partnership, collaboration, mergers, and acquisitions that have been taken by key players to improve their market position and strengthen their presence in the world market.

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The Major Players Covered in this Report:

Sterimar, Gifrer, LABORATOIRE DE LA MER, Gerolymatos International S.A., Humer, Novartis Consumer Health SA, Nacur Healthcare Ltd, Laboratoires Pharmaster, LABORATOIRES GILBERT SA, Apon, BORNE, Meilin

Scope & Segmentation of the Report:

The Physiological Sea Water Nasal Spray Market report comprises an in-depth study of the potential segments including product type, application, and end-user, and their contribution to the overall market size. The report provides an accurate and professional study of The complex analysis of opportunities, growth factors, and future forecasts presented in simple and easy-to-understand formats. The report covers the Physiological Sea Water Nasal Spray market by developing technology dynamics, financial position, growth strategy, and product portfolio during the forecast period.

By the product type, the market is primarily split into:

? Isotonic Physiological Sea Water Nasal Spray ? Hypertonic Physiological Sea Water Nasal Spray

By the application, this report covers the following segments:

? For Infants ? For Children and Adults

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Geographic Segment Covered in the Report:

The Physiological Sea Water Nasal Spray report provides information about the market area, which is further subdivided into sub-regions and countries/regions. In addition to the market share in each country and sub-region, this chapter of this report also contains information on profit opportunities. This chapter of the report mentions the market share and growth rate of each region, country, and sub-region during the estimated period.

? North America (USA and Canada) ? Europe (UK, Germany, France and the rest of Europe) ? Asia Pacific (China, Japan, India, and the rest of the Asia Pacific region) ? Latin America (Brazil, Mexico, and the rest of Latin America) ? Middle East and Africa (GCC and rest of the Middle East and Africa)

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? What is the growth potential of the Physiological Sea Water Nasal Spray market? ? Which product segment will take the lion’s share? ? Which regional market will emerge as a pioneer in the coming years? ? Which application segment will experience strong growth? ? What growth opportunities might arise in the Physiological Sea Water Nasal Spray industry in the years to come? ? What are the most significant challenges that the Physiological Sea Water Nasal Spray market could face in the future? ? Who are the leading companies on the Physiological Sea Water Nasal Spray market? ? What are the main trends that are positively impacting the growth of the market? ? What growth strategies are the players considering to stay in the Physiological Sea Water Nasal Spray market?

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Disgusting and I’m pretty sure only the USA has such a huge degree of marketing directly to consumers when it comes to meds where we have ads literally every 5 min on tv. If there are other countries that do this- would love to hear about it and read up on it myself.

It’s not really my field of expertise, but from personal experience and checking some websites I can say that ads for prescription drugs targeting consumers are actually prohibited here. The only ads you can make is like for over-the-counter painkillers and other stuff freely available at drug stores. I feel we have so many ads with sea water nasal sprays lol. Also supplements.

Professionals can be targeted by certain ads, I think, but it’s def prohibited to receive any kind of payment (monetary or not) in relation to this advertising. So yeah, this whole ‘visiting doctor’s offices and buying them lunch’ is illegal here.

And this is speculation, but considering that prescription drugs are generally paid by insurance, insurers probably also keep a pretty close eye on what drugs and how many are being prescribed, and how much money they are required to pay for it.

It’s probably not that people aren’t trying to do this shit, but in general, everything is much more regulated here, which makes it a lot more difficult to get to the point where you start making ads for medication to combat the constipation caused by the regular use of opiod painkillers, which you’ve marketed before. I think at that point we’re at a higly problematic level...

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Southeast Asia Sea Water Nasal Spray Market Research Report 2019 to 2024

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Flame Fatale - Malva, Team Flare

For my play-through of Pokémon Y, Malva was repeatedly one of my favorite parts. From the first time she showed up and gave me lip about defeating “big bad Team Flare” in Pokémon League HQ to her pretty much telling me to fuck off at Hotel Richissimme in Xerosic’s post-game arc, I couldn’t get enough of her. She made me giggle profusely, just because it’s been ages since any Pokémon character threw that much sass in my direction.

I miss you, Professor Rowan. Please come back in a Sinnoh remake.

One of the main reasons I keep coming back to the Battle Chateau in Pokemon Y is just so I can kick Malva’s ass again and get called a wicked little trainer. I love her. Well…her game version, anyway. She was alright in the anime, but homegirl went overboard in the manga.

I mean, who on earth thinks it’s okay to chain a grunt up in a dungeon somewhere and beat him senseless for failing a mission? She’s downright adversarial toward Diantha, unnecessarily rude toward poor Xerosic, thirsty as a dehydrated Spheal toward Lysandre, and struts her stuff as though she’s the first lady of Team Flare!

Oh…wait. That’s exactly what she is, isn’t it? I take everything back. Ha ha!

When designing a bath bomb for Malva, it had to smell just as beautiful as it looked. I wanted the water to turn as vibrant pink as her hair, but surround me in a sea of potent aphrodisiacs. The end result is a blend of some well-known amorous boosters (sandalwood, ylang ylang, jasmine, blood orange) with some lesser-known libido boosters (vetiver, osmanthus). All of this partnered up with end notes of patchouli and lavandin grosso makes for an experience like no other.

So light a few candles, grab a naughty book, heat that bath water up until you can barely stand it, and bathe like a queen. You deserve it.

Now it’s time to talk about the pros and cons of these oils from a safety perspective…

Aromatherapy isn’t just about pretty smells and scented bath water. Essential oils are in such a high concentration that even absorbing them through your skin can leave you with the therapeutic (and potentially toxic) benefits.

If you are allergic to a plant, you are 100% without question going to be super allergic to the essential oil.

There’s also such a thing as contraindications: where some oils may affect you in weird ways if you have a certain medical condition or take certain medications.

The information below is for your safety if you want to attempt to make this blend at home (as a bath bomb, a body spray, or even scented bath salts). And do be sure to wear gloves. Some of these oils (especially the Balsam of Peru) have recommended dilution rates as small as 0.4%. You don’t want that to slide on bare skin!

Indian Sandalwood Essential Oil (20% of Synergy)

Sandalwood has a warm, woody scent and is very popular in men’s soaps, colognes, cosmetics, and incense. In certain parts of the world, it is also popular as a flavoring for foods and drinks. It’s a very dense wood, so it’s also very popular for wood carving.

Note: I received my Indian Sandalwood as a gift from a friend who was on a business trip. If you are going to attempt to make this blend at home, I recommend buying Australian Sandalwood as it is way more ethically and sustainably sourced.

Pros:

In traditional Ayurvedic medicine, Sandalwood Essential Oil can be used as an antiseptic and astringent. It can also be mixed into pastes to soothe inflamed, itchy, or flaky skin.

Bugs also hate Sandalwood, especially lice and mites.

Additionally, Sandalwood is one of the best aphrodisiac essential oils you can purchase. There’s a reason a lot of men’s cologne uses this wonderful wood as a main ingredient!

Cons: Although Indian Sandalwood is considered to be a universally safe essential oil, people with very sensitive skin have reported an increased risk for temporary inflammation. This is also not a cat-safe essential oil.

Vetiver Essential Oil (15% of Synergy)

Vetiver has a unique smell. By itself, it reminds me of marsh grass minus the stench of pluff mud. It’s like tall long stalks of grass with a cool, crisp undernote. It’s a lesser-known aphrodisiac, but can also help put you to sleep if you’re finding it hard to drift off to dreamland.

Pros:

Reduce the damage of nerve and circulatory problems! Vetiver can be inhaled to ease your sore joints and muscles.

Have a slow period? Vetiver can help bring it back to a regular cycle!

Reduce stress and anxiety! In fact, Vetiver’s considered so effective for this that people will diffuse it during times of emotional trauma, grief, and shock.

Fight insomnia! Vetiver is a natural sleep aid and very effective. However, its sedative properties are so strong that you might want to avoid using Vetiver in the morning or if you intend to drive or operate heavy machinery. Pull this oil out right before bed or at least once you’re in for the night. It’s worked for me!

Repel lice and other unwanted insects! In the summertime in Charlotte, we sometimes get these nasty giant cockroaches called “Palmetto Bugs.” Since my old house was in a wooded suburb, the bugs were unavoidable and you’d get about 3 or 4 in your house per summer. On days I’ve diffused Vetiver Essential Oil, I didn’t see so much as a fly in the house!

Cons:

Vetiver Essential Oil is an emmenagogue (can be used to start a period) and some people use it as an intentional abortifacent. If you are pregnant, intend to become pregnant, or nursing; do NOT use Vetiver Essential Oil.

Lavandin (10% of Synergy)

Lavandin Grosso is not a naturally-occurring plant. It is a man-made Lavender cousin to better regulate the lavender scent in the perfume industry. You’ll find that on average, Lavandin Essential Oil is cheaper than Lavender. They share a lot of therapeutic benefits, but aren’t the same thing.

Pros:

Lavender (Lavandula angustifolia or Lavandula latifolia) is perhaps the most versatile essential oil out there, as it pairs with virtually everything. It has a slew of therapeutic benefits, while Lavandin has much fewer.

That said, what Lavandin does do, it does really, really well. It has a stronger, and slightly more camphorous smell. Just one strong whiff will clear out your nasal passage. It’s intense, sharp, and in-your-face…in a good way!

Cons:

Due to its high camphor content, Lavandin is not safe to diffuse around cats or dogs.

Although rare, some people experience allergic reactions to Lavender and Lavandin. If you experience difficulty breathing, a closed throat, a swollen tongue, puffy lips, or hives; discontinue use and seek help from a physician immediately.

At higher concentrations, Lavandin may cause drowsiness. If you need to drive, operate heavy machinery, or need to concentrate at work, don’t diffuse or apply this oil.

When combined with alcohol, Lavandin can increase drowsiness. Exercise caution while drinking.

When combined with some antidepressants, alcohol, antihistamines, sedatives, anxiety medications, pain relievers, muscle relaxants, or seizure medications, Lavandin may increase the effect of those drugs. If you’re on a medication that may also cause drowsiness, don’t use Lavandin Essential Oil or this bath bomb.

Jasmine Absolute (8% of Synergy)

Jasmine Absolute is one of the most costly, expensive, marked up oils you can potentially buy. This is because it takes 3.6 million flowers just to make one pound of Jasmine Absolute Oil.

There are several artificial fragrance oils for the scent (which you can purchase at places like Brambleberry and Whole Foods) that are only a fraction of the cost, but have none of the benefits. This is one of the safest, but also most useful, oils on the aromatherapy market and the scent truly is unforgettable.

Despite the cost, I actually do have the real deal in this bath bomb because I bought some Jasmine Absolute in Hong Kong!

Pros:

It’s a very potent aphrodisiac! Mix this oil with some Blood Orange and Ylang Ylang, and prepare to have a steamy, passionate night of love-making. Not only does the scent carry some seductive qualities, but Jasmine Absolute can be used to aid with sexual problems like impotence and premature ejaculation.

Restore your dry or dehydrated skin to its natural radiance! Dry skin, dehydrated skin, eczema, or dermatitis can be treated with Jasmine Absolute. However, it’s important to note that you should not apply Jasmine Absolute to open wounds.

Regulate your menstruation or labor pains! Jasmine Absolute is a strong emmenagogue, which means it stimulates menses. This can be used to speed up a period that hasn’t yet arrived, as well as reduce cramping by having more material flush out of your uterus at once. Some studies indicate that it can be beneficial during childbirth, as it strengthens contractions and promotes breast milk flow.

Treat spasms! Coughs, cramps, and muscle spasms don’t stand a chance against Jasmine Absolute.

Banish negativity and boost your spirit! The smell of jasmine brings with it feelings of joy, positivity, and confidence. Emotions like guilt, shame, stress, and grief melt away; leaving you with a calm, peaceful mind that’s ready to take on anything.

Cons:

Jasmine Absolute Oil is considered to be universally safe, non-sensitizing, non-toxic, and a non-irritant (though my sister gets migraines from the artificial fragrance oil). That said, do not use the oil if you are pregnant or breastfeeding.

You should also never orally ingest an essential oil. Put Jasmine Absolute in a diffuser or on your skin with a carrier oil. Just remember to use it in moderation as going overboard might interfere with your concentration by “relaxing” you a little too much.

Blood Orange (12% of Synergy)

There’s a large and vast variety of orange essential oils out there, but most fall into two categories: those derived from the Seville bitter orange (Neroli, Petitgrain, etc.), and those derived from the sweet orange (Sweet Orange, Tangerine, Mandarin, Blood Orange, etc.).

Out of the sweet orange oils I have, the Blood Orange has the strongest and juiciest scent. If you love oranges, Blood Orange is something you’ll want to get for yourself. It smells fantastic!

Pros: The peel of sweet orange varieties (which includes Blood Orange) can be used to increase your appetite, reduce phlegm in your nose and lungs, treat coughs and colds, calm down asthma, reduce intestinal gas, settle indigestion, treat kidney stones, lower cholesterol, regulate blood pressure, and reduce the risk of stroke.

Some research even indicates that Blood Orange Essential Oil can help with prostate cancer and cancerous breast sores.

One other super cool thing about Blood Orange is that it’s listed as an aphrodisiac oil. Spritz yourself with a little and have yourself a grand time!

Cons:

Due to its high limonene content, Blood Orange is not safe to diffuse around a cat. Your dog should be fine, but cats lack a liver enzyme that helps them break down this chemical. It can create a toxic buildup and make them very, very sick.

Although Blood Orange is perfectly safe for adults, do not use the essential oil with babies or children under the age of 6.

If you are taking any of the below medications, do not use this essential oil:

Celiprolol (Celicard)

Ivermectin

Pravastatin (Pravachol)

If you are taking any of the below medications, exercise caution when using this essential oil:

Quinolone antibiotics such as Ciprofloxacin (Cipro), Enoxacin (Penetrex), Gatifloxacin (Tequin), Levofloxacin (Levaquin), Lomefloxacin (Maxaquin), Moxifloxacin (Avelox), Norfloxacin (Noroxin), Ofloxacin (Floxin), and Trovafloxacin (Trovan).

Fenofenadine (Allegra)

Medications moved by pumps in cells (P-Glycoprotein substrates) such as Etoposide, Paclitaxel, Vinblastine, Vincristine, Vindesine, Ketoconazole, Itraconazole, Amprenavir, Indinavir, Nelfinavir, Saquinavir, Cimetidine, Ranitidine, Diltiazem, Verapamil, Corticosteroids, Erythromycin, Cisapride (Propulsid), Fexofenadine (Allegra), Cyclosporine, Loperamide (Imodium), Quinidine, and others.

Ylang Ylang III (12% of Synergy)

Ylang Ylang is a powerhouse oil for those who want to get a good night’s sleep, keep their hair looking beautiful, or just want to spice up the bedroom. It’s one of the strongest floral oils and can cost a pretty penny!

A good Ylang Ylang will make you want to close your eyes and pretend you’re running through a Victorian greenhouse. A bad Ylang Ylang will smell like pool water.

I’m not exactly new to the rodeo. I bought the good stuff.

Pros:

Fight insomnia! Ylang Ylang is a natural sleep aid and very effective. However, its sedative properties are so strong that you might want to avoid using Ylang Ylang in the morning or if you intend to drive or operate heavy machinery. Pull this oil out right before bed or at least once you’re in for the night. It’s worked for me!

Repel head lice! Ylang Ylang can be used in a combination spray to repel and even kill head lice. Developing evidence suggests that a homeopathic blend of coconut oil, anise oil, and ylang ylang oil had a 92% effectiveness rate on killing those unwanted creepy crawlies in children’s hair.

Lower high blood pressure!

Increase your sex drive! Ylang Ylang is a natural aphrodisiac and has been used for millennia for that exact purpose. There’s a reason this flower is also known as the King of the Flowers!

Cons:

Ylang Ylang Essential Oil is considered to be universally safe for general use. However, it is not safe to diffuse around a cat.

Ylang Ylang Essential Oil is a very potent sedative. Do not use this oil in higher concentrations if you plan to drink alcohol, take melatonin pills, or are taking any sort of sleep aid.

Patchouli Leaf Essential Oil (13% of Synergy)

If you aren’t familiar with the smell of patchouli, stoner shops tend to burn it as incense to hide the smell of cannabis. It’s spicy, smoky, and very distinct. It blends with a lot of different oils and is one of the few that actually grows stronger with age!

Patchouli Essential Oil has a familiar smell. This scent was a favorite among the Hippie Counterculture of the 1960s and we still associate it with stoners and smokers today. It covers the scent of marijuana and blends wonderfully with so many things. It’s actually my grandmother’s favorite essential oil!

It has a slight peppery aroma and is also the key ingredient in my favorite Lush fragrance (Lord of Misrule).

Pros:

Aside from being the quintessential pot deodorizer, patchouli oil is also used as medicine for colds, tumors, headaches, nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, and abdominal pain.

Also, if you’re an alcoholic and suffer from chronic bad breath, patchouli oil can be used to hide the smell.

I also love the fact it can be used to increase your libido!

Cons:

Patchouli Leaf Essential Oil is generally considered to be safe, but is best avoided if you suffer from asthma. We found that one out the hard way in my family.

Osmanthus Absolute (10% of Synergy)

Despite my best efforts to convince my favorite essential oil distributor that they really need to up their game and add Osmanthus to their product line (even as just an Oil of the Month), they have yet to do so. As a result, it’s a royal pain in the ass to locate it without breaking the bank.

Good Osmanthus absolute can run you at about $90 to $200 for a tiny bottle, so I took my chances with a lower quality oil I refuse to diffuse because it’s chunky. My sister has smelled the real deal and says it smells legit, so that’s close enough.

I don’t know too much about the pros and cons of this oil, other than the certified aromatherapist I spoke with at Plant Therapy said it’s considered “universally safe.” Whatever that means. Still, it’s best to be on the safe side and dilute it if you’re going to put it on your skin.

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A deft hand snatches an apple from the basket nestled inbetween Sofia’s legs and hurls it into the air.

Sofia makes a wordless noise of protest but, regardless, in a fluid motion rolls the hand crossbow into her palm, draws it, and shoots the apple out of the air.

“Yes!” Atalanta crows, “Score three for the lady in red.”

“Am I red because I’m wearing red, or because my skin is?” Sofia laughs.

A gust of wind embraces the apple and hurls it back at the cart with gusto. It hits Atalanta square in the face.

She clutches her face and whinges; her tail slaps against the wood and sprays Sofia with a mist of salty sea water. She licks her lips instead of complaining.

“Morgan,” Atalanta whines, loud and nasal, “That hurt!”

Sofia raises a hand to her face to stifle the giggle at Atalanta’s complaining- she dramatically collapses and sprawls, wiggling around like she’s been mortally struck.

“Oh dear,” Dis says, turning around from her spot in the front with Morgan, “Are you alright, darling?”

“No,” Atalanta says, her voice muffled.

“She’s fine,” Morgan says cheerfully, not taking her eyes off the road.

Their wagon is drawn by a pair of qiriq, something that originally unsettled just about everyone. A promise from Morgan that they were ‘fine, trust me!’ did nothing to settle nerves- until the king came to prove as such by petting one of them and not having his gauntlets melted.

The qiriq trot along at a leisurely pace, taking the quartet eastwards towards an open market. Another few hours until they get there; a trip which would have taken less time by air, but with the merchandise they’re trying to sell, would have been a little risky.

Fresh fruits are hard to come by and fly-by piracy in the Plague airspace for such a thing wouldn’t be a surprise. Morgan’s claim she could ‘choke them with their own lungs’ wasn’t taken too seriously, despite her proof to back such a claim up.

Mostly because she was willing to prove it on the first poor fool who came to buy some fruit.

Dis stands up on dainty feet and deftly hops the gap between the two carts, dress rippling out around her. Sofia adjusts her crossbow and smiles up- Dis nods, her lilac eyes creasing warmly.

“Would you like some help, Attie?” she asks, kneeling down in another fluid, dancer movement. Sofia tilts her head to the side to look at Morgan, who has one eye on the road and one eye on a book. Or, she assumes so. Hard to tell where she’s looking, to be frank.

“Yes,” Atalanta says, pouting. She bolts to sitting upright, staring at Dis with watery eyes. To her credit, there is a mounting bruise on her nose where the apple hit her.

Sofia picks it up and pulls the arrow free, wiping it against her coat and setting it back in it’s quiver. She puts the apple down on the ground as Dis heals Atalanta before stroking a finger down her nose and booping the end of it.

Atalanta giggles coquettishly, Morgan makes a disgusted noise.

“Keep it behind closed doors,” Morgan says, wheeling around. There is, as there is most of the time, a fixed, half-crazed grin on her face. Everyone else shields their eyes as a strong breeze draws through the air where Morgan is looking.

“Aim your eyes somewhere else,” Atalanta shoots back, putting an arm around Dis’ waist. Sofia clutches her hat.

“Don’t be mean to her,” Sofia scolds.

“No, be mean to me,” Morgan interrupts, lips peeling back to show wicked teeth.

“Morgan,” Dis says, sternly.

Morgan tilts her head left to right, pauses, and then wheels back to the road and sits down in a huff.

“You’re boring,” she says, lamely. A self-satisfied smile crosses Dis’ face as she gets back up, patting Atalanta on the head before climbing over and sitting down next to Morgan once again.

Sofia looks out across the rest of the carts, where Morgan’s magic cushions all of the items inside- carts of fresh fruit, fresh veggies, carts of tomes they’re trading for more sitting alongside relics Atalanta has fished out to be auctioned off. Sofia has a feeling half of them are just junk, but if anyone with more money then sense wants one, she sure isn’t going to stop them.

She picks up the pierced-through apple and looks at Atalanta, who eagerly nods. Sofia bounces the apple in her palm before throwing it in a high arc.

Atalanta throws her harpoon after it. She spears it through.

“I don’t know if-” Dis begins, before Morgan gleefully grabs the harpoon with her magic and hurls it back at them. It pierced through the wooden floor, narrowly missing Atalanta’s legs.

“Morgan!” Atalanta yelps.

Morgan cackles, the sound echoing across the empty plains.

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How Three Revolutionary Fabrics Are Greening the Industry

If the holiday sales are tempting you to refresh your wardrobe, consider the environmental footprint of buying a new jacket and throwing away your old one. Today, about 80 billion new pieces of clothing are made each year—400 percent more than 20 years ago, while the world’s population only grew about 30 percent. That growth has a huge environmental cost. The Danish Fashion Institute named fashion “one of the most resource-intensive industries in the world, both in terms of natural resources and human resources.” Designer Eileen Fisher has called it “the second largest polluter in the world… second only to the oil industry,” and while that fact has been disputed, a 2010 research paper found that the industry is responsible for almost 10 percent of global greenhouse gas emissions.

Moreover, once clothes have been made and worn for a short while, they’re thrown away. A new report from the Ellen MacArthur Foundation found that cumulatively around the world a truckload of clothes gets dumped every second. The average American tosses about 82 pounds of textiles a year, much of which ends up in landfills or incinerated. Of the clothing that reaches second-hand stores like Goodwill—only 15 percent of all discards—some is recycled into shoddy (filling for cheap furniture) or upcycled into things like denim insulation, but most of it is shipped to poorer countries. However, they too have limits—African countries including South Africa and Nigeria recently banned Western castoffs, which have overwhelmed their markets, causing the decline of their local fashion business.

Replacing Old stock fabrics With New Biopolymers

Two types of textiles—petroleum-made polyester and field-grown cotton, often woven together—have been the fashion industry’s darlings for decades. “Much of [what we wear now] is a blend of PET, a petroleum-based fiber, and cotton fiber,” says Ramani Narayan, a professor in the Department of Chemical Engineering and Materials Science at Michigan State University. But these hipora fabric have their issues. Cotton, which makes over 30 percent of our clothes’ yarns, is a natural material, but it’s a thirsty crop that siphons 3 percent of the fresh water, and accounts for almost 20 percent of pesticides and 25 percent of the insecticides used in agriculture worldwide, before it’s even picked. Processing cotton—knitting, weaving, and dyeing—also takes water and energy, yielding more pollution. The production of polyester, the demand for which has doubled in the last 15 years, is an energy intensive process that requires a lot of oil and generates harmful emissions, including volatile organic compounds, particulate matter, and acid gases, like hydrogen chloride, all of which contribute to respiratory disease. “Adding PET to a textile gives you better performance—it makes taffeta fabrics more moisture-resistant and gives them more washability,” says Narayan, but these textiles don’t break down naturally, and instead fill up our landfills and oceans. Polyester threads discarded from washing machines have recently been found in fish, including some species we eat. Unless PET threads are decoupled from cotton and recycled, they don’t decompose, but separating fibers is very difficult.

That’s where biopolymers come in.  Biopolymers are macromolecules—long chains of smaller molecular units strung together.  These basic units can be amino acids, nucleotides, and monosaccharaides. The most common biopolymer is cellulose, which makes up one third of all plant material on earth. Cotton is 90 percent cellulose, but there are other, less polluting alternatives.

Biopolymers can be grown or harvested from other plants like kelp or from living organisms like bacteria or yeast, which produce biopolymers as part of their lifecycle. The resulting fibers can be woven into a variety of textiles akin to polyester, leather, or a cellulose-like yarn. To a certain extent, these materials can sequester carbon from the atmosphere, acting as wearable carbon sinks. And when they’re thrown away, these biopolymers will decompose. Just as a cotton t-shirt will break down in a compost heap after a few years, so will any biopolymer-based textile.

“Obviously it’s better to use plants and biomass to make products,” says Narayan, “because then the plants fix the carbon and when you make a product from that you have removed carbon dioxide from the environment.” Using biopolymers in clothing can reduce energy and freshwater use and may help mitigate climate change resources. Plus, as the following examples show, some biopolymers can take the creativity of fashion design process in a whole new direction.

Seining Sweaters from the Sea

AlgiKnit uses kelp, a type of seaweed, to produce a biopolymer called alginate, which is then used for textile production. Kelp grows all over the world, forming offshore kelp forests. Some kelp species grow quicker than the fastest-growing terrestrial plant, bamboo, and are inexpensive to farm. As it sprouts, kelp cleans water too—absorbing phosphorous, nitrogen, and five times more carbon dioxide than land plants—so farming it near seaside cities can improve polluted local waters. Like any plant, kelp absorbs carbon to grow, so when used in durable materials, it is also a carbon sink.

AlgiKnit extracts alginate from kelp by adding certain salts to the seaweed base. After the so-called “salt bath” pulls the alginate from the kelp’s cell walls, the biopolymer is extracted from the seaweed residue, dried into a powder and fused into a yarn that can be turned into a variety of stretch fabric types. “The process is similar to that of synthetic materials, where one long continuous strand is produced,” says Tessa Callaghan, the co-founder of AlgiKnit. “The filament can be plied and twisted to increase strength, or cut into short fibers for other purposes.” AlgiKnit won National Geographic’s Chasing Genius Competition for developing this technology.

The team’s big challenge has been to get their end fiber to be strong and flexible enough for use on an industrial knitting machine. It took a lot of experimentation to ensure compatibility between yarns and machines, but one of the team’s goals is to be able to use the yarn in the existing fiber and textile infrastructure, to streamline the new material’s acceptance, Callaghan says.

Modern Meadow’s yeast-produced collagen is another biopolymer that is about to make its runway debut in a form of a leather product named Zoa. The New Jersey-based company designs DNA that can yield collagen, the protein that makes up leather. These specially constructed DNA strands are inserted into the yeast cells. As the yeast cells grow and multiply, they produce collagen and other proteins essential in forming leather, which then cluster together to make a triple-helix collagen molecule. The resulting molecules form bundles that are “cooked” in Modern Meadow’s “secret sauce,” resulting in a leather-like material. “We design DNA that can make collagen, the main building block of leather, then we purify it, and then use an assembly process to turn it into leather,” says Susan Schofer, vice president of business development at Modern Meadow.

Compared to traditional leather industries, Zoa’s production has a lower environmental impact and more fashion design opportunities. To turn a piece of animal hide into bags, shoes, or pants, it must undergo chemical and physical treatments to remove fats, hair, and other impurities. That processing is ecologically and medically fraught—most leather tanning is done in countries with few or unenforced environmental laws because the effluent from the process contains fish-killing sulfides, carcinogenic chromium, and chlorinated phenols that are linked to bladder and nasal cancers in tannery workers.

Using yeast to grow collagen eliminates the animal part of the equation—including slaughter and subsequent hide processing. It yields higher quality materials—perfectly shaped hides without branding marks or scars, and yields very large spans of leather, much bigger than a cow’s body. It also offers nearly endless creative design ideas. The new collagen can be sprayed on top of another minimatt fabric to create never-before-seen leather fashions, like the t-shirt that is currently on display at the Museum of Modern Art in New York as part of its Items: Is Fashion Modern? exhibit. This material can also be embossed or textured in ways that cow or pig leather just can’t.

Modern Meadow will be introducing Zoa to market in 2018. The production facilities are already available from related industries such as biofuels. “We use 200,000 or 500,000-liter fermentation tanks [for the yeast],” says Schofer, “So the infrastructure already exists around the globe to take this from lab to commercial levels.”