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A private testing lab announced that high levels of a cancer-causing chemical have been found in various over-the-counter acne treatment products. Products affected include those containing benzoyl peroxide from popular brands like Clearasil, Proactiv, Clinique, and more.While there is no official recall at this time, the lab is urging the U.S. Food and Drug Administration to investigate further.It may be time to check your skincare routine for cancer-causing ingredients.
5% BPO creamUp Up 2.5% BPO creamClinique 2.5% BPO creamClearsil 10% BPO creamDifferin 5% BPO creamNeutrogena 10% BPO geland moreSince filing the petition, the FDA confirmed they would investigate Valisure’s claims further. “The agency will continue to provide updates to the public regarding benzene in drug products, as appropriate,” Jeremy Kahn, a spokesperson for the FDA said in a statement, per Time Magazine.
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