The search results provide information on different types of products and their ingredients or materials. Here are some details on each result:
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[PDF] HAZARD COMMUNICATION: Hazard Classification Guidance for Manufacturers, Importers, and Employers - Occupational Safety and Health Administration This resource provides guidance for manufacturers, importers, and employers on how to classify hazards associated with their products. It does not provide specific information on product ingredients or materials.
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Health Hazards in Nail Salons - Chemical Hazards | Occupational Safety and Health Administration This resource discusses the health hazards associated with products used in nail salons, which may contain chemicals that can affect worker health. It does not provide specific information on product ingredients or materials.
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Think Dirty® Shop Clean - Clean Beauty App - Shop Clean Products - Think Dirty® Shop Clean. This app allows users to scan the barcode of beauty, personal care, and household products to learn about their ingredients. It also allows users to track ingredients or allergens they want to avoid when browsing products. The app provides information on harmful chemicals found in many personal care products.
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Questions and Answers on Current Good Manufacturing Practice Regulations | Production and Process Controls | FDA This resource provides information on current good manufacturing practice regulations for finished pharmaceuticals. It includes information on testing and approval or rejection of components, drug product containers, and closures, as well as materials examination and usage criteria. It does not provide specific information on product ingredients or materials.
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Vaccine ingredients This resource provides general information on vaccine ingredients, including active and added ingredients. It also notes that a list of vaccine ingredients can be found on the patient information leaflet (PIL) and summary of product characteristics (SPC) sheet for each vaccine.
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Pesticide Labeling Questions & Answers | US EPA This resource provides information on pesticide labeling, including advertising claims, NAFTA labeling, and labeling claims regarding renewable, naturally derived, or biodegradable materials. It notes that all active ingredients must be listed on the label.
In summary, the search results provide information on different types of products and their ingredients or materials, including beauty and personal care products, pharmaceuticals, vaccines, and pesticides. The Think Dirty app is a useful resource for learning about harmful chemicals in personal care products, while the EPA and FDA provide regulations and guidelines for labeling and manufacturing products.
