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Skin allergy / Measured in people or real products
Among all detergent types studied, laundry (textile) detergents had both the highest share of products naming a fragrance allergen (50.0% of 270 products) and the highest average number of named allergens per product (1.7) — ahead of dish soap, glass cleaner, toilet cleaner, and dishwasher detergent.
Moderate evidence: Named-on-label only, not measured concentration or skin dose; German 2015 sample.
Source: Wieck 2018, Regulatory Toxicology and Pharmacology Link to this fact
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