1. Dana Todd on Study on methylisothiazolinone in shampoo lacks a credible scientific basis
    Dana Todd Dana Todd United States says:
    March 11, 2015 at 4:08 AM

    There has been abundant research in the 11 years since this was written, and an EU commission has now rules that there is no level of MI/MCI that can be proven not to be a sensitizer. It's banned in leave-on products and there is a directive to lower acceptable amounts in wash-off products. However, there is unfinished business in looking at industrial use where consumers can't limit exposure or where it's not labeled such as in paint or leather treatments.
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