I've had trouble wearing watch bands that are made out of rubber; I seem to be allergic to them. Does this band contain latex?
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Plain ol' plastic. I cannot wear band aides, latex gloves, but I have no problem with this band. I wear in the largest setting around my ankle so that it barley touches my skin.
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Yes, The Hygenic Corporation, Akron Ohio 44310 USA. Go with the heavier resistance bands, they changed the formula in the past few years & the bands are more slippery in the hands then they used to be & they tear easier. However, the latex bands rip far sooner than any latex free band. I highly recommend latex free hands for durability.
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I would imagine you are allergic to latex given your question. It should state in the components what it is made of in amazon site if not call them they are great to talk to hope this helps
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Ingredients not listed. I believe it's based on some kind of sugar using a solvent mixture of isopropyl alcohol and water. It dries very quickly, rinses off easily with water, and is clear. All the latex that I've ever seen is milky, dries slowly and is not readily water-soluble once dried, so I strongly doubt this contains any latex, but if you have a potentially fatal allergic reaction to latex, don't rely on my assertion alone.
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Yes they do not contain latex. The product is a silicone elastomer that does not have common adverse allergic skin reactions. I have two of these items greenand blue and keep one at work. Highly recommrecommend the product
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I did not see any mention of "latex" related to this product. Please consult product description at this website: http://www.nowfoods.com/Aloe-Vera-5000mg-100-Softgels.htm
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Google rubber...see if it contains latex.....these are made of rubber,they smell like rubber, I'm not going to use them because of that
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Everything I read about silicone-rubber on the internet indicates that it does NOT contain latex. As the product description doesn't specify "latex free" sounds like you need to be completely sure of this, call Amazon or the maker of Squigz to find out. The product is definitely worth the extra step.
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Not sure what they are made of; kind of a rubber gel. I am allergic to latex products, and they did not cause any problems for me.
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The box contains the following text "This product contains no components made from natural rubber latex." There is a symbol with latex inside a circle with a slash through it.Also of interest: "This respirator helps protect against certain particulate contaminants, but does not eliminate exposure to or the risk of contracting any disease or infection. Misuse may result in sickness or death" For proper use, see User Instructions.... In the instructions, they basically say to press both sides of the nose band with two hands at the same time to achieve a good fit.
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It is not latex. I have an allergy to latex and have had no problems with it at all.
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It says "Rubber," but I do not know if there is Latex in there. Here is the Tel. Number of the Paper Mate company:1-800-346-3278. I got it from their website. Maybe they can help you......
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I emailed the company as well to find out if the balls contain latex and PVC. Here is the answer that I received from Black Mountain Products: "There are small traces of latex that may be found in our stability balls. We recommend those with severe allergies not to use the ball. Our balls are made with a PVC base." (2/24/14)
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I dont know 100% for sure,that it is latex-free, but my skin is very sensitive to rubber gloves,bandaids, and perfumes, and I have no problem with this item.
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Yes. Like a lot of bandages, it does contain latex. Human patients with latex sensitivity may have a reaction (e.g. a rash) to the bandage.
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"this product contains natural rubber latex which may cause allergic reactions in some individuals". it says in the back (if you zoom, you can see it at the picture with a orange triangle with exclamation point in it!
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I'm sorry to say I just recently threw away the boxes that came with the washer balls. I am not 100% sure as to latex being in the material. The balls are a softer plyable plastic with some beads within that are charged once a month by placing in the sun. I have been very happy with my purchase and find that they do a great job cleaning. Even with a 9 and 11 year old it was taking out some tough stains. (Grass and dirt) I also own dryer balls from the Norwex company and find it is a great fit for drying after the washer balls. I would try contacting the company about the latex/natural rubber question. As for some I know latex can cause serious reactions. Sorry for not being more helpful.