If you’ve ever eaten something that looked a little shinier than it normally should have as it came out of its packaging, then odds are you’ve consumed titanium dioxide. Added to food since its approval by the FDA in 1966, the compound is used to brighten more than just food. “It’s sort of ironic…that the ingredient in paint that makes your kitchen shiny also makes your Hostess ...
Titanium Dioxide Takes Center Stage as Skittles Candymaker Sued
Posted August 31, 2022 in Drug and Medical Device Lawsuits | Product News and Recalls
FDA Regulators Take Closer Look at Sunscreen Market
Posted May 2, 2019 in Product News and Recalls
From parents to dermatologists, the mantra has always been the same: Wear. Your. Sunscreen. It doesn’t matter the season or the length of exposure – if you’re headed outside you need to be protected from the sun’s harmful rays.
What most fail to add to these warnings, however, is that while you’re perusing the aisle of nearly endless sunscreen choices you might as well be walking down a dusty street in ...
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