Is this product Nitrocellulose Safe?
2038537
From what I've been reading, there aren't a lot of foam products that are Nitrocellulous safe. Most people recommend putting a cotton sock over the prongs just to be on the safe side.
805841
I am not sure, but it defiantly safe to use as I have tested it on a friend with no ill effects.
590768
Good question. Ask the manufacturer; then contact Mike Adams the health ranger to find out if his lab verifies claims of non toxicity.
183366
Ooops, sorry. The company got back to me the same day and I forgot to post the answer here. Copied and pasted from their response. "The filter paper we use is made of natural components, the primary component is abaca (manila hemp). We've gotten many requests such as yours recently, so we had our Technical Director contact our filter paper supplier and this is what she has found: In checking with our filter paper supplier, they use a TCF (Totally Chlorine Free) bleaching process, one that is recognized as a global standard in processing of wood pulps for the food industry .Response to Epichlorohydrin inquires: All filter paper tea bag types used for Newman's Own Organic Teas are safe for direct food contact. They have all been tested for epichlorohydrin / 3-MCPD residues to ensure that they meet FDA regulations for materials in direct contact with food. Recent testing by an outside lab shows epichlorohydrin is non-detectable in the filter paper."
1301363
According to the manufacturer alkyl nitrites is not approved for use in this item.
1498622
Here is just 1 explanation from Dr. Weil. http://www.drweil.com/drw/u/QAA401181/Is-Carrageenan-Safe.html
2013529
The label reads "For External Use Only". It is possible the inactive ingredients may be toxic. Unless you get the full ingredient list and are a pharmacist or chemist with a medical or veterinary background I would not put this in your mouth.
2230401
i wondered the same thing when i got it. nowhere on the can does it say it is. and in a short search i did on the web, i became convinced that liquid nitrogen -- the kind that is used to freeze skin conditions -- exists at a much lower temperature. why the can warns that its contents are for professional use only, but is being sold without restrictions, is a mystery to me. also, the liquid nitrogen on sale online is very expensive, which this is not. good luck,
539038
As far as I know, this is a very safe product. At one time, it was recommended by the Weston A. Price Foundation and I've also seen it recommended on a nutrition website called Healing Naturally by Bee.
20501
Regarding the phenoxyethanol ingredient mentioned in an answer here, here is some (somewhat concerning) info: https://www.truthinaging.com/review/phenoxyethanol-is-it-safe
1468226
We have been using it in our home with no bad results for at least 2 years. The refill bottle says it is "non toxic, natural, biodegradable safe around people and pets." It has a US EPA seal for environmental safety. Call OMI Industries (800-662-6367) for more details.
1608087
It doesn't say on the container, but I would imagine that it is safe. If you continue to have concerns, you should contact the company itself. Sorry that I couldn't be more specific.
1306099
This sealer is not rated as food-safe, as with all sealer but it has caused no issues in laboratory animals, according to the MSDS sheet. I would be more concerned about the cleaner used,than the sealer. We suggest Akemi Triple Effect, a food-safe cleaner for after you seal.
651072
It is safe as per the instructions. I was have used it and no issues so far.
1733176
I can find NO information "specifically" relative to your question, however, it is "Earth Friendly" and "Environmentally Responsible." It is also "Biodegradable", "Non-Toxic" and contains no chlorine but I can find no information about the use or treatment of animals during formulation or production. I am sorry I cannot be of further help in answering your question
1181985
I'm sure they are supposed to be. But even things labeled "non-toxic" have quite a bit of allowance for toxins in the product. Toys painted with milk paints and/or sealed with things like beeswax are probably safest.However, I don't know anything about the paint on this particular product.
713623
I did call the company to ask them this very question. They replied that the formula is for short term use only because some of the natural ingredients can cause colon dependence over long term use. McNiff's comments are quite valid as well.