Review (1/5): This products contains the toxic chemicals methylene chloride and methanol.
There has been much discussion about this product on Amazon and professional nail tech blogs. One of the most serious issues is the absence of a safety data sheet (SDS) from the manufacturer. By law, manufacturers selling chemical products in the United States must provide accurately documented SDS upon request. The manufacturer of this product has not provided such a SDS. We ordered a product through Amazon which arrived via China Post/USPS identified as 'Makeup Tools' for customs purposes. As professional chemists, we analyzed this product (pH, FTIR, TGA, elemental analysis and GC-MS). This alkaline product contains methylene chloride, methanol, n-butoxyethanol, a series of n-alkane hydrocarbons and two different petroleum boiling point distillate fractions. Methylene chloride and methanol are known toxic chemicals which can be absorbed through the skin and inhaled into your respiratory tract. Please use Google to search for and open the SDS docs for these two chemicals and read the hazards. This product is similar to a methylene chloride containing industrial paint strippers which are being removed from the marketplace due to their toxic ingredient(s). This product is not suitable for sale to the general public or to the professional nail community as a nail polish remover. AMAZON is derelict in its duty to police the products it sells; in this case the product is highlighted as "Amazon's Choice". Please be aware that there are other brands of 'Magic Remover' being offered for sale with a similar name, paper label and bottle shape. Buyer Beware!