So my concerns are not based on speculation, but rather formulations of popular fragrances. The fragrance industry seems unwilling to address these concerns. Rather diversionary tactics such as focusing on the controversy over Multiple Chemical Senstivities seem to be the industry's answer to concerns. If the industry thinks the issue is going to go away, they are wrong. Asthma rates are increasing at a phenomenal rate.
Fragrances are respiratory irritants that trigger asthma attacks.
As the asthma rates continue to rise, so will the focus on fragrances. When enough people are getting ill from exposures, there will be a public outcry and the fragrance industry will be under scrutiny as why they have not addressed this issue. A much better solution is for the industry to address the issue in a responsible way. The following suggestions hardly seem unreasonable. Set up a means by which doctors could have access to information to determine what their patients are having problems from.