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Today marks 81 years since the Federal Food, Drug and Cosmetics Act was signed into law. That was the last time safety rules for personal care products were updated and the law hasn’t kept up with new products over the past eight decades, and that puts everyone’s health at risk.
That’s why we must pass the Personal Care Products Safety Act, our bill to modernize regulations for the $60 billion personal care products industry. From shampoo to deodorant, baby lotion to makeup, we use these products daily. Americans have the right to know if they’re safe.pic.twitter.com/LH6tKkSICV
That means 81 years since government had stopped meddling in something, best leave it alone
Amen, Senator! The American people have a right to safe asferdita, paregoric, and healing unguents!
As the senior senator, what are you doing about it?
I dont believe this.
One would pose the question why the market-place is not able regulate itself if known carcinogens are found in their products. I do agree that ingredients should be listed on personal care products.
Problem here is you're putting the cart before the horse. Show proof there is a need for the increased regulation and governmental oversight before trying to grant funds to do so #ifitaintbroke
How about another, it contained asbestos and they knew about it for yearshttps://www.kazanlaw.com/verdicts/117000000-mesothelioma-verdict-for-lifelong-user-of-johnson-johnson-baby-powder/ …
Senator, you need to condemn Trump for his rapes not dismiss them. Do. Not. Stop. Being. Outraged.
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