The Invisible Danger is a highly acclaimed documentary that delves into the untold history and health risks of chlorine and other chemicals legally allowed in America’s tap water. It notably uncovers one of the most toxic and largely unknown chemicals: chloramines. Found in less than 35% of U.S. cities’ tap water, chloramines and their byproducts are linked to numerous adverse health effects during and after showering, including hair loss, skin problems, respiratory issues, cancer, and more. While most people worry about what they drink, chloramines and their byproducts are most toxic in showers rather than in drinking water.

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You will learn why cities such as Tampa, St. Petersburg, Sarasota, New Port Richey, and Clearwater, Florida, report some of the highest levels of chloramines in the nation. The film reveals how chloramines were legally approved in America’s water supply by exposing buried EPA documents. It also compares why many places overseas ban or restrict chemicals like chloramines, highlighting political differences and how other countries take a health-first approach to protect their citizens.

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The Invisible Danger is packed with information, so have a pen and paper ready to take notes. Never before has there been such a revealing look into the health impacts of American tap water. Don’t miss this eye-opening investigation—it could change the way you view your daily shower.