Thursday, December 1, 2011
FDA Hold Hears about Contaminated Cosmetics
"On Wednesday, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration is holding a public meeting
examining microbiological safety issues in cosmetics," according to an MSNBC report. "Currently, the
FDA doesn't approve cosmetics before they are sold to consumers and has
no specific regulations regarding microbial safety in cosmetic products.
But the agency is contemplating developing such safety guidelines for
cosmetic makers, and the public meeting will give leading experts a
chance to have their say. Contaminated cosmetics, particularly those used in the eye area, can
lead to serious issues, according to the FDA. If lotion, often used on
the whole body, is tainted, it can lead to infections." Read more.
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