Lindane Ban Request Presents Chance To Promote Natural Lice Solutions
This article was originally published in The Tan Sheet
Executive Summary
The insecticide agent lindane used in lice treatments is hazardous, ineffective and bad for the environment, Rep. Markey says in a letter to FDA. Growing criticism of the use of harsh chemicals could create opportunities for natural solutions to grow sales.
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