p-tert-Butylphenol Formaldehyde Resin - Contact Dermatitis
		99%	p-Tert-Butylphenol formaldehyde, is a resin used in glues for bonding leather in shoes and layers of wood in the building industry. Where p-tert-Butylphenol Formaldehyde Resin Is Found How to Avoid p-tert-Butylphenol Formaldehyde Resin Synonyms/Components of p-tert-Butylphenol Formaldehyde Resin Other Substances to Which You May React How to Read Product Labels Material Safety Data Sheets Examples of Products Containing p-tert-Butylphenol Formaldehyde Resin Examples of Products Free Of p-tert-Butylphenol Formaldehyde Resin An extremely valuable resource. T.R.U.E. Test - Allergen Patch Test   USA
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			Quaternium-15 - Contact Dermatitis
		88%	Quaternium-15, a common preservative found in cosmetics and toiletry items, including skin moisturizers and hair care products. Where Quaternium-15 Is Found How to Avoid Quaternium-15 How to Test a Product for Possible Use Synonyms/Components of Quaternium-15 Other Substances to Which You May React How to Read Product Labels Material Safety Data Sheets Examples of Products Containing Quaternium-15 Examples of Products Free of Quaternium-15 An extremely valuable resource. T.R.U.E. Test - Allergen Patch Test   USA
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			Radon
		0%	What Is Radon? How Serious A Problem Is Radon In The U.S.? How Does Radon Get Indoors? What Is The Health Risk Associated With Long-Term Exposure To Radon Indoors? How Do You Determine Whether Radon Is A Problem In Your Home Or Building? American Lung Association (ALA)   USA
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			Radon
		100%	American Lung Association® Fact Sheet A brief overview. American Lung Association (ALA)   USA
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			Something in the Air: Airborne Allergens
		100%	NIH Brochure - an excellent article and includes discussion on: Symptoms of Allergies to Airborne Substances Pollen Allergy Mold Allergy Dust Mite Allergy Animal Allergy Chemical Sensitivity Diagnosing Allergic Diseases Treating People with Allergic Diseases Allergy Research and Information Resources National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID)   USA
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			The Environmental Health Center Implant Syndrome Services
		0%	We recognize that many chronic debilitating symptoms, as well as some illnesses, may be related to implant materials. Environmental Health Center - Dallas   USA
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			Thimerosal - Contact Dermatitis
		100%	Thimerosal, an antiseptic and preservative also known as Merthiolate®, which is used in some cosmetics, topical medications, and vaccines. Where Thimerosal Is Found How to Avoid Thimerosal How to Test a Product for Possible Use Synonyms/Components of Thimerosal How to Read Product Labels Material Safety Data Sheets Examples of Products Containing Thimerosal Examples of Products Free of Thimerosal An extremely valuable resource. T.R.U.E. Test - Allergen Patch Test   USA
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			Thiurams Mix Chemicals - Contact Dermatitis
		60%	Thiuram mix, which contains the following four allergens: tetramethylthiuram monosulfide; tetremethylthiuram disulfide; disulfiram, USP; and dipentamethylenethiuram disulfide. These chemicals are rubber additives known as accelerators. Where Thiurams Mix Chemicals Are Found How to Avoid Thiurams Mix Chemicals How to Test a Product for Possible Use Synonyms/Components of Thiurams Mix Chemicals Chemical Ingredients in Thiuram mix and Their Common Trade Names Other Substances to Which You May React How to Read Product Labels Material Safety Data Sheets Examples of Products Containing Thiurams Mix Chemicals Examples of Products Free of Thiurams Mix Chemicals An extremely valuable resource. T.R.U.E. Test - Allergen Patch Test   USA
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			What are Allergies?
		0%	Introduction to allergies Symptoms of Allergies to Airborne Substances Pollen Allergy Mold Allergy Dust Mite Allergy Animal Allergy Chemical Sensitivity Diagnosing Allergic Diseases Treating People with Allergic Diseases Allergy, Asthma, Sinusitis Medical Clinic, Inc.   USA
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			Wool Alcohols (Lanolin) - Contact Dermatitis
		0%	Wool alcohols, also known as lanolin, is a natural product obtained from the fleece of sheep. Wool alcohols are commonly used in creams and ointments. Where they are found How to avoid them How to Test a Product for Possible Use Synonyms/Components of Wool Alcohol Synonyms for Modified Lanolin Other Substances to Which You May React Material Safety Data Sheets How to Read Product Labels Examples of Products Containing Wool Alcohol Examples of Products Free of Wool Alcohol An extremely valuable resource. T.R.U.E. Test - Allergen Patch Test   USA
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