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Phthalates in laxatives

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plainoldme
 
Reply Sat 20 May, 2006 11:04 am
Phthalates (and I may have misspelled the word) are plasticising agents that are carcinogens.

I can understand their application in paints and nail enamels, but why are they in the laxative I am supposed to take to prep for a colonoscopy?

They're in both the CVS generic version and the big brand name version.

The drug companies are out to get us, aren't they?
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