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Files Petition With the FDA
Dockets Management Branch
Re: 99P-1340/CP 1 Dear Sir or Madam:
In May, 1999, the Environmental Health Network (EHN)
submitted the above petition to have Calvin Kleinžs "Eternity
eau de parfum" declared misbranded. I am writing because I
fully support this petition and request that the FDA give it
careful attention with regard to your regulations 21CFR Sec.
740.1, 21CFR Sec. 740.2, and 21CFR Sec. 740.10. Regulation
21CFR Sec. 740.10 specifically states:
In 1990 I was caught in a fire and was exposed to toxic smoke and fumes. Because of this exposure to toxic chemicals I have been sensitized to a number of chemicals. Additional exposure to chemicals over the next 2 years led to long term if not lifetime disability. This sensitivity to chemicals limits my ability to do a number of things. Because I may loose my ability to walk (I fall) and other central nervous system problems, I can no longer teach my Sunday School Class, visit in friends homes, I have to shop quickly and get out of the store etc. The reason is the Chemicals that I may be exposed to. Now I find out that Perfumes are not what I thought they were. No longer is the aroma of many popular perfumes taken from nature. Instead it is no more than a concoction of chemicals. In our workplace we have a certain amount of protection with MSDS Sheets. With perfumes we need the same protection.
Our children or grand children may play grownup and try
moms perfume. Children are especially susceptible to toxic
chemicals and poisons. Even an infant breast feeding or bottle
feeding may be exposed to Mothers perfume (toxic chemicals).
We must have protection -- at least the protection that states:
"Warning -- The safety of this product has not been determined." Thank you. Earle Phillips
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