Triclosan

We are offering triclosan possesses mostly antibacterial properties (kills or slows down the growth of bacteria), but also
some anti-fungal and antiviral properties. Triclosan is most often used to kill bacteria on the skin and other
surfaces, although it sometimes is used to preserve the product against deterioration due to microbes. Its
use began in the us in the 1970s in soaps, and its uses have risen dramatically in the past few years.
triclosan, as well as other antibacterial agents and their degradation by-products, are now found
throughout the environment, including surface waters, soil, fish tissue, and
furthermore, the american medical association (ama) has concerns about the use of these chemical.