date:Sep 08, 2016
can take to avoid getting sick and to prevent spreading germs to others, FDA reports.
Companies have a year to get the 19 ingredients out of over-the-counter antiseptic wash products, according to the rule. The agency has been mulling the mandate for decades, having issued a Tentative Final Monograph in June 1994.
The most commonly used of the 19 ingredients triclosan and triclocarban are of such concern to some that they were at the heart of a 2010 civil suit filed by the Natural Resources