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Why the FDA is Ordering to Remove Antibacterial Chemicals Found in Soaps
Many active ingredients found in some antibacterial soaps are banned by the Food and Drug Agency. Soaps with antibacterial chemicals are now banned by the Food and Drug Agency (FDA) because of doubts if these chemicals are safe or not -- including triclosan and triclocarbon.
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