Propylene glycol is used as a less environmentally-toxic antifreeze. It is not harmless; it is just less toxic than ethylene glycol used in most antifreeze. Finding a safe disposal method for ...

E-cigarettes have been marketed to us as a ‘safe’ alternative to cigarettes, but have we been sold a pup? E-cig liquids ...

There is an increasing number of reports of propylene glycol (PG) toxicity in the literature, regardless of its inclusion on the Generally Recognized as Safe List (GRAS).1 PG is an excipient used in ...

They work by heating up a liquid that usually contains nicotine, propylene glycol and/or vegetable glycerine ... just to be on the safe side, whereas in the US it is not. The UK also has stricter ...

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A policy statement by the American Academy of Pediatrics on inactive ingredients in pharmaceutical products raised questions about the safety of excipients including antioxidants, propylene glycol, ...

Even though propylene glycol is safe for most people, some people are highly allergic to it. In fact, it was the American Contact Dermatitis Society's 2018 Allergen of the Year. An allergic reaction ...

Leading vet charity, PDSA, is warning motorists to clear up any anti-freeze spills as they prepare their cars for winter. The solution is highly toxic to animals if ingested. PDSA Vet Nurse Nina ...

Background Several medicines frequently used in neonates and infants contain potentially harmful excip-ients like ethanol, propylene glycol (PG), methyl-and propyl ... limit for methyl-paraben based ...