does this item have the warning for materials that can cause cancer?
1514079
Sorry for the delay, was away for the Memorial Day Holiday......No, I see no warning on the retail packaging that came with the coin holder. The coin holder works great in my car, can stick it anywhere you like so coins are in easy reach for tolls, car washes, the morning paper, etc.
1906446
Yes. The product came with a tiny slip of paper that said the state of California must disclose that the product was made with a chemical that has been proven to cause cancer and reproductive harm
1555706
There are some bad carcinogenic ingredients. Don't buy. Aluminum, oxibenzone.
2038997
Don't know. threw mine out due to warnings about a chemical in this product that can cause cancer.
689381
I have two or three and many family has been using them for years and none of us have cancer. I imagine you would have to smoke it or ingest it somehow to have bad effects. Even then, you would probably have have to smoke and/or ingest quite a few hammers. Not only that but we are usually wearing glove while we are working. I think I'd be more concerned with the rock I am mining and what's in it.
897657
I don't have the box anymore, but the bottle doesn't have a cancer warning. The ingredients are: "Butyl Acetate, MEK, Cellulose Acetate, Isopropyl Alcohol, Phthalic Anhydride/Trimellitic Anhydride/Glycols Copolymer, Nitrocellulose, Triethyl Citrate, Hydroxypropyl Methacrylate, Hydroxycyclohexyl Phenyl Ketone, Violet 2 (CI 60725)"
883906
http://oehha.ca.gov/prop65/p65faq.html says the manufacturer puts the warning on the product. Where did you see the warning?
1390479
i don t recomend in food place. could be danger . the manual says than cause cancer.
602876
My guess is: California as of Dec 2010 has declared wood dust a cancer causing agent. When you sharpen a wood pencil it will create wood dust. Again my guess based on an article from California. From HPVA.Org. In December 2009, "wood dust" was added to California's Proposition 65 list of substances "known to the State of California to cause cancer."
116470
I'm not sure which chemicals are supposedly cancer-causing, but I would assume that you could say the same re: much of what's in the things we eat. I've been pleased with the product for GF baking thus far.
211471
None that I know of. I do not see it written on it. The best place to find an answer will be the manufacturer.
1087611
Almost everything is packaged for sale in California has that warning. The base chemicals used in coating the fabric contain substances that are carcinogens, although the actual amount present is usually only in trace amounts it is still required in some places to note with a label.
132613
I have no idea what the ingredient is, but apparently it only causes cancer in California, or so the "warning label" says.
758953
No. The Ironwood Gourmet website only states, "products [are] made with environmentally-friendly and renewable material". Sounds nice, but it's an empty statement.
335970
Not that I am aware of. I have been using this item for years with no problems. Maybe the smell is from the plastic.
639306
I actually don't know what additional materials they are made out of. My guess is that "stainless steel" is an industry term to indicate a percentage, and that there are other impurities that go into it too, and it seems that the manufacturer has chosen to use cheaper materials? Just a ballpark guess. Was far from impressed. Here's the warning: "Pursuant to California Health and Safety Code Section 25249.6, the Distribution of this Product Warns you That this Product May Contain Substances known to the State of California to Cause Cancer and/or Reproductive Toxicity"
1335628
The material is sinthetic, inside is a kind of foam, made of cancerogenic stuff.