Benzyl alcohol is a known contact allergen, added as a preservative to many vaccines, creams, lotions, cosmetics, shampoos, soaps, aerosols, deodorants and other toiletries, cosmetics, household cleaning products and medicinal treatment products used by Americans today. Consumers have the right to know about the adverse health effects and role in the allergy sensitization process of benzyl alcohol. Consumers have the right to purchase products which do not contain this harmful ingredient.
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