Are these used for children?
Parents use antimicrobial soaps, detergents, sanitizers, toothpastes, and creams for their children out of fear of infections. However, Brown University researchers say that the triclosan in them increases the risk of allergies, hay fever, eczema, and wheezing in children. Many countries have already banned its use in various products. So buy only triclosan-free products.
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