Assertion: sunscreen's ingredient | /r/HasProperty | safe
Facets:
value: based on available data
type: OTHER
value: generally
type: DEGREE
value: for topical use
type: PURPOSE
value: for baby
type: TRANSITIVE-OBJECT
value: under hawaii's sunscreen regulations
type: OTHER
Source sentences:
text: While the FDA says there isn't enough evidence to rule that ingredients like oxybenzone are safe, there also isn't enough to say they are patently unsafe, and doctors say they worry the debate on sunscreen ingredients will steer users away from using sunscreen in the first place.
text: Plus, the FDA announced last year that only two ingredients — zinc oxide and titanium dioxide — are considered safe and effective for sunscreen use.
text: And though the FDA is still in the process of updating its regulations for sunscreen safety, for now, the only two ingredients that have been deemed safe are zinc oxide and titanium dioxide.
text: So next time you’re buying a sunscreen you can read the label with confidence, knowing how the sunscreen will work and whether the ingredients are safe to use.
text: It’s a bit backward, perhaps, to think that we need to prove definitively that these ingredients cause harm in order for them to come off the market versus the other way around, where the companies should prove definitively that these ingredients are safer or safe before they go out on store shelves
text: Bonus, it also contains ingredients that are reef safe under Hawaii's sunscreen regulations.
text: All will require further research to determine which ingredients are safe and which pose a realistic threat to marine ecosystems.
text: All will require further research to determine which ingredients are safe and which pose a realistic threat to marine ecosystems.
text: Tanya Nino, MD, a dermatologist at St. Joseph Hospital in Orange, CA, says all the evidence isn’t in yet: “The FDA recently asked for more information to determine which ingredients are safe and effective.
text: It’s full of organic, safe ingredients that are good for your skin and safe for baby.
text: The cosmetic uses of this ingredient were not approved by the FDA until 1998, and today, this ingredient is considered to be generally safe for topical use.
text: In November 2016, the FDA had issued guidelines detailing the data that makers of over-the-counter sunscreens need to produce to prove the ingredients in the products are safe and effective.
text: Are the ingredients in sunscreen safe or toxic?
text: The agency proposed that of the 16 currently used ingredients, only two — zinc oxide and titanium dioxide — are considered safe and effective based on available data.