How or what is this product regulated by, what agency? FDA, EPA, ?
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I cannot answer your specific question but I can tell you that I took this product to my family doctor for him to read the ingredients in it. His answer was that there was nothing in the product that is harmful and if it works if was o.k. to use the product. It does work successfully and in 7 days the tick bite area was gone.
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Mr. Clayton Tedeton created the product in 1981. The EPA and FDA came against him BIG TIME!. And EPA and FDA LOST BIG TIME ! That speaks VERY LOUD! To contact MIRACLE II call 1800-277-5444. Or E-mail Miraclell@MiraclellLLC.com There in West Monroe, LA.
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FDA? What do they know? They require research on a product only to be done by the product manufacturer. What MFG. is going to research their own product and then after spending millions to develop it is going declare their product a failure? None! Don't put so much on the word of the FDA, they are as corrupt as any other federal agency. Your well being is not their goal. Trust other people who have tried it out. Even then you're still taking a chance. The question is, does it work? Not, what does the FDA think? They approve what ever pays them the most.
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This is the new formula. The original formula had an ingredient that has been banned by the FDA. It is now illegal to sell/distribute the original PES Erase product.
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Since the company claims that the product does not contain anything harmful, they are not required to reveal the components of the product by law. Here are the MSDS of the "degreaser" which is also excellent. You can google it Percent Range CAS Number Orange Oil Blend &lt; 0.01-2.5 8008-57-9 &111-76-2 Ethoxylated Alcohol &lt; 0.5-4.0 9036-19-5 Disodium Salt &lt; 0.5-1.5 6834-92-0 Tetra Sodium EDTA Hydroxy Sodium&lt; 0.5-1.5 &lt; 0.5-0.8 64-02-8 1310-73-2
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The manufacturer calls it "OXYD-8" which is really just a cute trademark name ("oxidate", get it?) they made up for Chlorine Dioxide (ClO2), a gaseous solute in water. Chlorine Dioxide is a toxic chlorine compound used in industrial waste water treatment, among other things, and not FDA-approved or regulated for internal use. Since it is unregulated, the manufacturer does not include a label specifying the concentration of the compound they use. Personally I would recommend staying away from this stuff, as it raises a lot of red flags in the way they market it, all the snake oil tricks, etc. The manufacturer calls it "OXYD-8" which is really just a cute trademark name ("oxidate", get it?) they made up for Chlorine Dioxide (ClO2), a gaseous solute in water. Chlorine Dioxide is a toxic chlorine compound used in industrial waste water treatment, among other things, and not FDA-approved or regulated for internal use. Since it is unregulated, the manufacturer does not include a label specifying the concentration of the compound they use. Personally I would recommend staying away from this stuff, as it raises a lot of red flags in the way they market it, all the... » Read More The manufacturer calls it "OXYD-8" which is really just a cute trademark name ("oxidate", get it?) they made up for Chlorine Dioxide (ClO2), a gaseous solute in water. Chlorine Dioxide is a toxic chlorine compound used in industrial waste water treatment, among other things, and not FDA-approved or regulated for internal use. Since it is unregulated, the manufacturer does not include a label specifying the concentration of the compound they use. Personally I would recommend staying away from this stuff, as it raises a lot of red flags in the way they market it, all the snake oil tricks, etc. « Show Less
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I pulled out a can I had on hand and checked for a BPA-free claim. Couldn't find anything so I sent a question to Oceans Natural. This is their response: "Thank you for contacting Ocean Naturals. We're thrilled that you like our tuna, and have been a fan since practically our beginning. As far as your BPA question: Ocean Naturals products are not manufactured with packaging materials (cans or lids) known to contain (BPA) Bisphenol A Diglycidyl Ether (BADGE), Bisphenol F, Diglycidyl Ether (BFDGE), or Novolac Glycidyl Ether (NOGE). These materials are not intentionally added to any of the packaging components we purchase. While some companies have decided to market their packaging as "BPA free" - as a brand we have stopped short of promoting the cans we use as "BPA free" for one reason. While it seems logical that 'free' means 'free', when it comes to product promises we have elected not to make such an absolute assertion without there being a clearly defined and established standard in place which outlines both a testing methodology and allowable levels we must meet in order to make such a claim. Hopefully a standard will be adopted shortly by the FDA and we can re-evaluate our decision about adding the claim to our package. I hope what I have shared is helpful. Thank you again for contacting Ocean Naturals. We are a young brand and appreciate your feedback. Thank you, Tricia Ocean Naturals"
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I don't know. It is a very good question. one might troll the internet about the sea where it comes from, or email the company or EPA. now I am curious. however, it works very well for aches and pains.
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I don't know if its FDA approved, but I can tell you I bought this cream and it is not very effective. Icy Hot is ALOT more effective and works so much better - this was a waste of my money. I will not buy again.
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I don't recall seeing the label with that information. However, you could contact the company where you purchased it & get the contact information of the company that made them, contact them & ask what chemicals are in it; then you can make an informed decision as to where you want to use them. That is a concerning statement, thank you for sharing it.
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Based on my personal experience, these things are 100% useless and should be outlawed. Where is FDA looking now?
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I am concerned about this policy especially when there is an expiration date of 12/2006 clearly stated on the product. What does the FDA state about this?
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The #46569 is for 49 states ( not Calf. approved) approved by EPA. The 46533 is 50 states approved
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It's a trade secret, If they made it public it would be copied. Everything is FDA compliant. Enjoy!
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I have no idea. I threw the remaining 'pills' and bottle away - It was THAT bad!!! I will no longer trust anything that is not regulated.
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What plastic exactly? It mentions BPA free, but are there any other bisphenols used? BPS, perhaps? Where can we get the exact list of chemicals? Any certifications from a European consumer safety authority?
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The product is FDA regulated, distributed from the USA but claims the fish oil is harvested from waters in Norway.