Assertion: talc's product | /r/MadeOf | talc
Facets:
value: from the ohio marketplace
type: LOCATION
value: since the 1970
type: TEMPORAL
Source sentences:
text: Asbestos under FDA regulation, has not been allowed in any makeup and skincare products containing Talc since the 1970's.
text: The good news was the initial survey found no asbestos fibers or structures in any of the samples of cosmetic-grade raw material Talc or cosmetic products containing Talc.
text: What Products Contain Talc?
text: On February 4, 2020, FDA held a public meeting on testing methods for asbestos in talc and cosmetic products containing talc.
text: On February 4, 2020, FDA held a public meeting on testing methods for asbestos in talc and cosmetic products containing talc.
text: However not all products containing talc contain detectable asbestos, and some other products using talc (rubber band dust) involved so little talc that in our opinion it's not likely that there is a measurable asbestos hazard from their use or presence.
text: Bottom line: the fact that a product contains talc can not by itself be taken as evidence that that product contains asbestos.
text: Additional products such as make up, facial powder, tampons, sanitary napkins, condoms, and diaphragms may contain talc
text: Some popular products that contain talc include:
text: Due to public concern, the U.S. FDA tested talc samples from raw material suppliers (they requested them from 9 companies, but only 4 complied), as well as products containing talc (5).
text: The mineral asbestos, on the other hand, is a known carcinogen that can potentially contaminate products containing talc because it’s sometimes found near talc mining sites.
text: Thus, consumers who are worried may want to limit or avoid the use of products that contain talc.
text: An FDA study conducted on cosmetic-grade talc from September 2009 through September 2010 found no evidence of asbestos fibers or structures in any of the samples of cosmetic-grade talc or cosmetic products containing talc which were used in the study.
text: The use of products containing talc has shown a direct link to some forms of cancer.
text: While the American Cancer society has indicated that any risks surrounding the use of talcum powder are likely “very small”, consumers may want to either discontinue or avoid using products containing talc until more is known.
text: Survey testing found that no asbestos fibers were found in any samples of the cosmetic products that contained talc, which bodes well for all cosmetic consumers.
text: The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) held a hearing on Tuesday about testing methods for finding asbestos in talc and cosmetic products containing talc.
text: Accordingly, there has been no recall of products containing talc from the Ohio marketplace.