Asbestos has been discovered in Children's Play sand during an 'Asbestos Still Kills podcast' late 2025. This results in major retailers pulling children's play sand products from the shelves in New Zealand.

Elle Chrisp tells her side of the story - a positive asbestos result from the play sand she gave to her children, the decontamination of her house and her journey to discover the truth about a major retailer selling play sand within New Zealand.

Asbestos has now been discovered in Children's play sand all over the world. This is not to be missed!

Elle Chrisp

Elle is the founder of Welle Club, a wellness app designed to make feeling good feel doable, and Welle Essentials, a supplement range created with the same down-to-earth approach she brings to everything she does. But at the heart of it all, she’s still the girl who loves to cook, chat about wellness, and connect with others trying to do the same.

www.welleclub.com
instagram.com/elleherself

To donate to the research into Childrens play sand testing, link HERE

Presenters:

Robert McAllister - FAMANZ Director

Dr. Terri-Ann Berry - Environmental Innovation Centre (EIC); Associate Professor, AUT, School of Future Environments

Jason Milner - Asbestos Management Consultants Ltd (AMC)

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