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Allergic Contact Dermatitis For updated list, go to: www.acdscamp.org Name ___________________________________________________________ search codes 1: VV3A3SQP Date ___________________________________________________________ search codes 2: GVCI1XXK0DI ALLERGEN INFORMATION SHEETS The Allergen Information Sheets are provided by individual ACDS members as a voluntary contribution in the interest of public education regarding the composition of allergen-containing substances, the products in which they may be found, and means by which they may be avoided. The Allergen Information Sheets have been received from sources believed to be reliable, but they have not be reviewed, edited, or approved by ACDS. The information provided in the Allergen Information Sheets is not intended to be relied upon as medical or legal opinion, nor should it replace the considered judgment of a licensed professional with respect to particular patients, procedures, or practices. In addition, legal and medical standards can vary from one jurisdiction to another and are subject to change as new rules take effect and/or new information, materials, and methods become available. Thus, neither the ACDS nor individual contributors validate the accuracy or sufficiency of the information provided, nor do they make any warranty, guarantee, or other representation, express or implied, with respect to its fitness for any particular purpose. ALLERGIC CONTACT DERMATITIS Testing has shown that you have allergic contact dermatitis. This means that you are particularly sensitive to even extremely small amounts of these substances: • Methylchloroisothiazolinone-Methylisothiazolinone You are so sensitive to these substances that if your skin comes in contact just one time with any of them, you may develop a rash. Itching, pinkness, small bumps, or blisters may appear within 4 hours, but usually starts 1 to 3 days after exposure to the substance. The skin reaction lasts from 2 to 8 weeks, even if you don’t come into contact with the substance again. If you have had many exposures over time, it may take 3 to 6 months for your skin to get completely better after you start avoiding the substances. During those months, your skin will slowly get better, but you will probably have multiple brief flare ups of your rash, even as it is overall improving. If you come in contact with one of the substances again during that time, that can cause a significant set-back in your recovery. You were not sensitive to these substances for most of your life. Allergy develops from repeated exposure. You were exposed enough times to these substances that you became sensitive to them. You must remember that just because you weren’t sensitive to something in the past doesn’t mean that you are not sensitive to it now. Your body has changed and is sensitive now to things that didn’t cause you trouble before. You will be allergic to them for the rest of your life. You will always need to avoid them. It is very important to learn how you can avoid the substances that cause your allergic reaction. USING THIS LIST The products in this list are SAFE FOR YOU TO USE. You must be aware that you need to get the exact products listed. Products that are the same brand and have a similar name as a product on the list are possibly NOT safe if they are not on the list. Finally, even when you buy a product that is on the list, you should still look at the ingredients listed on the container to confirm it doesn’t have any of the ingredients . This list is updated frequently, but it is still possible that a product could have changed since it was last updated or that a store is still selling an older version of the product that is different than the updated version in this list. If there are products on this list that you are having trouble finding, you can find most products online at www.drugstore.com. If you can’t find the product there, then try going to www.google.com and searching for the product. Acne Medications, OTC (76/79) Aveeno 1. Active Naturals Clear Complexion Daily Moisturizer (2014-Mar) 2. Clear Complexion Foaming Cleanser (2013-Aug) Biore 1. Pore Unclogging Scrub (2013-Aug) 2. Deep Cleansing Pore Strips Combo or Original (2013-Aug) 3. Deep Cleansing Pore Strips Ultra (2013-Aug) Clean & Clear 1. Advantage Acne Spot Treatment (2013-Aug) 2. Persa-Gel 10 Maximum Strength (2013-Aug) 3. Blackhead Eraser Scrub (2013-Aug) 4. Continuous Control Acne Cleanser (2013-Aug) 5. Deep Action Cream Cleanser (2013-Aug) 6. Dual Action Moisturizer (2013-Aug) 7. Advantage Daily Soothing Acne Scrub Oil-Free (2013-Aug) 8. Advantage Acne Control Oil-Free Moisturizer (2013-Aug) 9. Advantage Daily Soothing Acne Wash Oil-Free (2013-Aug) 10. Essentials Deep Cleaning Astringent (2013-Aug) 11. Oil Absorbing Sheets (2013-Aug) Clearasil 1. Daily Clear Vanishing Acne Treatment Cream (Benzoyl Peroxide 10%) (2013-Aug) 2. Daily Clear Oil-Free Daily Face Wash (2013-Aug) 3. Daily Clear Adult Tinted Acne Treatment Cream (2013-Aug) 4. Ultra Rapid Action Vanishing Treatment Cream (2013-Aug) 5. Ultra Rapid Action Pads (Newest (2011) Formulation Only) (2013-Aug) 6. Ultra On-The-Go Rapid Action Wipes (2013-Aug) 7. Daily Clear Refreshing Superfruit Wash (2013-Aug) 8. Ultra Rapid Action Daily Gel Wash (2013-Aug) 9. Ultra Rapid Action Daily Face Wash (Newest (2011) Formulation Only) (2013-Aug) La Roche-Posay 1. Effaclar DUO Dual Action Acne Treatment (2013-Jul) Neutrogena 1. Body Clear Body Wash, Pink Grapefruit (2013-Aug) 2. Naturals Purifying Pore Scrub (2013-Aug) 3. On-the-Spot Acne Treatment Vanishing Cream Formula (2013-Aug) 4. Rapid Clear Treatment Pads Maximum Strength (2013-Aug) 5. Oil Free Acne Wash Daily Scrub (2013-Aug) 6. Oil-Free Acne Wash (2013-Aug) 7. Body Clear Body Scrub (2013-Aug) 8. Oil-Free Acne Wash Pink Grapefruit Facial Cleanser (2013-Aug) 9. Oil-Free Acne Wash Pink Grapefruit Foaming Scrub (2013-Aug) 10. Oil-Free Cleansing Wipes Pink Grapefruit for Acne-Prone Skin (2013-Aug) 11. Oil-Free Acne Wash Cream Cleanser (2013-Aug) 12. Oil-Free Acne Stress Control Power-Clear Scrub (2013-Aug) 13. Rapid Clear 2-in-1 Fight & Fade Gel (2013-Aug) 14. Transparent Facial Bar for Acne-Prone Skin (2013-Aug) 15. All-in-1 Acne Control Daily Scrub (2013-Aug) 16. All-in-1 Acne Control Facial Treatment (2013-Aug) 17. Blackhead Eliminating Daily Scrub (2013-Aug) 18. Rapid Clear Acne Eliminating Spot Gel (2013-Aug) 19. Naturals Acne Foaming Scrub (2013-Aug) 20. Naturals Acne Cream Cleanser (2013-Aug) 21. Clear Pore Cleanser/Mask (2013-Aug) 22. Clear Pore Oil-Eliminating Astringent (2013-Aug) 23. Oil-Free Acne Wash Redness Soothing Cream Cleanser (2013-Aug) 24. Oil-Free Acne Stress Control Power-Cream Wash (2013-Aug) Noxzema 1. Clean Blemish Control Daily Scrub (2013-Aug) Olay 1. Blackhead Clearing Scrub (P&G website) (Dec-2012) 2. Pore Minimizing Cleanser + Scrub (P&G website) (Dec-2012) 3. Professional Pro-X Clear Complexion Renewing Lotion (P&G website) (Dec-2012) 4. Professional Pro-X Clear Pore Clarifying Cleanser (P&G website) (Dec-2012) 5. Professional Pro-X Clear Skin Clearing Treatment (P&G website) (Dec-2012) Oxy 1. Maximum Action Spot Treatment (10% BPO) (2013-Aug) 2. Daily Defense Face Wash (2013-Aug) 3. Daily Defense Cleansing Pads (2013-Aug) 4. Maximum Action Treatment Pads (2.5% BPO) (2013-Aug) PanOxyl 1. Acne Foaming Wash 10% Benzoyl Peroxide (2013-Aug) 2. PanOxyl 4% Benzoyl Peroxide Acne Creamy Wash (2013-Aug) SebaMed 1. Clear Face Anti-Pimple Gel (2013-June) 2. Clear Face Care Gel (2013-June) 3. Clear Face Coloured Anti-Pimple Cream (2013-June) St. Ives 1. Blemish Control Apricot Scrub (2013-Aug) 2. Fresh Skin Invigorating Apricot Scrub (2013-Aug) Summers Labs 1. Liquimat Acne Treatment and Cover-up Lotion (2014-Jan) 2. Rezamid Acne Treatment Lotion (2014-Jan) 3. Sebasorb oil absorbing lotion (2014-Jan) VMV Hypoallergenics 1. Id Monolaurin Gel Face + Body Acne Treatment (info from VMV website) (2014-Apr) 2. Id Anti-Acne Oil-Free Lotion Face + Body Exfoliating Hydrator (info from VMV website) (2014-Apr) 3. Id Anti-Acne Toner Clarifying Face + Body Treatment (info from VMV website) (2014-Apr) 4. Red Better Spot Corrector Non-Drying Acne Balm (info from VMV website) (2014- Apr) Zapzyt 1. Zapzyt Maximum Strength 10% Benzoyl Peroxide Acne Treatment Gel (2014-Mar) 2. Zapzyt Pore Treatment Gel Salicylic Acid Acne Metication (2014-Mar) Acne/Rosacea Medications, Rx (76/76) Acanya 1. Acanya Gel (2012-Oct) Aczone 1. Aczone Gel 5% (2013-May) Akne-Mycin 1. Akne-Mycin Ointment (2012-Oct) Atralin 1. Atralin Gel 0.05% (2013-May) Avar 1. Avar Cleanser (2012-Oct) 2. Avar Green Color Corrective Gel (2012-Oct) 3. Avar- e Emollient Cream (2012-Oct) 4. Avar- e Green Cream (2012-Oct) Azelex 1. Azelex Cream (2012-Oct) Benzac 1. Benzac W 5% or 10% Wash (2012-Oct) BenzaClin 1. BenzaClin Gel (2012-Oct) Benzamycin 1. Benzamycin (2012-Oct) 2. Benzamycin Gel (2012-Oct) BenzEFoam 1. BenzEFoam BPO Emollient Foam 5.3% or Ultra Short Contact Foam 9.8% (May- 2013) Brevoxyl 1. Brevoxyl Creamy Wash 4% or 8% (2012-Oct) 2. Brevoxyl Gel 4% or 8% (2012-Oct) Clarifoam 1. Clarifoam EF Foam (2012-Oct) Clenia 1. Clenia Cream (2012-Oct) 2. Clenia Foaming Wash (2012-Oct) Cleocin 1. Cleocin T Gel (2012-Oct) 2. Cleocin T Lotion (2012-Oct) 3. Cleocin T Solution (2012-Oct) Clinac 1. Clinac BPO 7 Gel (2012-Oct) Clindacin 1. Clindacin P Swab (2012-Oct) Clindagel 1. Clindagel (2012-Oct) Differin 1. Differin Cream (2012-Oct) 2. Differin Gel 0.3% (2013-May) 3.
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