Application scope

Triclosan is widely used in highly effective medicated soaps/sanitary soaps, sanitary lotions, deodorant/foot aerosol, disinfectant hand sanitizers, wound disinfection sprays, medical device disinfectants, sanitary facial cleansers/creams, Air freshener, refrigerator deodorants, etc., as well as in the finishing of sanitary fabrics and the antisepsis and treatment of plastics. The more high-purity triclosan is also widely used in toothpastes and mouthwashes for the treatment of plough inflammation, Periodontal disease and Aphthous stomatitis, It is recommended to use a concentration of 0.05% -0.3%.

【 Storage 】: Store in a sealed, dry, and dark place, with a storage temperature not exceeding 40 ℃

Effect

Triclosan is widely used in efficient medicated soaps (sanitary soaps), sanitary lotions), deodorants (foot aerosols), hand sanitizers, wound disinfection sprays, medical device disinfectants, sanitary facial cleansers (creams), Air freshener, and refrigerator deodorants, as well as in the finishing of sanitary fabrics and the antiseptic treatment of plastics. The more high-purity Klein is also widely used in curative toothpastes and mouthwashes for the treatment of gingivitis, Periodontal disease, and Aphthous stomatitis, It is recommended to use a concentration of 0.05% to 0.3%.

Carcinogenic controversy

There is still controversy over whether triclosan has carcinogenicity in humans, and there is insufficient evidence to confirm its carcinogenicity. Early reports have shown that long-term exposure to triclosan can induce liver cirrhosis in mice. In 2014, PNAS article once again reported the role of triclosan as a liver tumor promoter, and in 2016, Science magazine also proposed the hepatotoxic effect of triclosan.