FDA proposes hexachlorophene ban on cosmetics and cleansers
The FDA suggests a nationwide ban on hexachlorophene in feminine hygiene sprays and limits on cleansers, citing unknown safety and exposure risks. If approved, the rules would push pHisoHex and HyperpHaze to hospital or prescription use and require premarket testing for products containing the chemical.
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