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Trevor_Blake comments on Soylent has been found to contain lead (12-25x) and cadmium (≥4x) in greater concentrations than California's 'safe harbor' levels - Less Wrong Discussion
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Here is a reply from soylent.com
https://faq.soylent.com/hc/en-us/articles/204197379-California-Proposition-65
TL;DR: Soylent contains safe levels of those heavy metals, but enough that they are required to warn people in the state of California. It's not uncommon for food to have heavy metals at the level.
Here is further information from soylent.com
http://discourse.soylent.com/t/soylent-is-compliant-with-california-proposition-65/23123/9
Claims made in the above link: 1. The lawsuit by 'As You Sow' does not claim soylent is unsafe. 2. The lawsuit by 'As You Sow' claims soylent does not publish Proposition 65 text, which I (Trevor Blake) confirm is false. 3. 'As You Sow' has not released their testing data. 4. Soylent has released their testing data.
Thanks. I only saw this press release and I was concerned that there might be danger.