There is no specific mention of fragranced products or the information gathered from the studies. There is no mention of fragrances as triggers for asthma, though other pollutants such as second hand smoke are listed. The Consumer Product Safety Commission is responsible for the regulation of consumer products such as cleaners, laundry, and household products. Though fragrance is the number one cause of allergic and adverse skin reactions to laundry products, the CPSC has not chosen to address the safety of such products. Spencer PS, et al.
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