
One maker or over the counter personal products promises to get rid of some toxic and possibly cancer-causing agents by the end of 2015.
Johnson & Johnson intends to reformulate its adult cosmetics and toiletries to remove any toxic and possibly cancer-causing agents.
Its personal care products include Neutrogena, Lubriderm and Aveeno labels.
The reformulation plans call for phasing out two probable carcinogens -- formaldehyde and 1,4 dioxane -- plus triclosan (an antibacterial agent), phthalates (endocrine disruptors), parabens (preservatives), and unlabeled fragrance ingredients by late 2015.
J&J said already, these chemicals have been reduced or eliminated in some of its products.
J&J also launched a website for consumers -- safetyandcarecommitment.com -- outlining its procedures for maintaining safe and high-quality ingredients.
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