• DOI:10.1080/08958378.2018.1470207
Corpus ID: 21711274

Lack of respiratory and ocular effects following acute propylene glycol exposure in healthy humans

@article{Dalton2018LackOR,
  title={Lack of respiratory and ocular effects following acute propylene glycol exposure in healthy humans},
  author={P. Dalton and B. Soreth and C. Maut{\'e} and Carolyn Novaleski and M. Banton},
  journal={Inhalation Toxicology},
  year={2018},
  volume={30},
  pages={124 - 132}
}

P. Dalton, B. Soreth, +2 authors M. Banton

Published 2018

Medicine

Inhalation Toxicology

Abstract Objective: Propylene glycol (PG) is a widely used solvent, chemical intermediate and carrier substance for foods, pharmaceutical and cosmetic products. Professional and occupational exposure to PG aerosol and vapor may occur from theatrical smoke generators and during application of deicing products to airplanes. While PG is considered to have low toxicity, the results of one study suggested that brief (1-min) exposure to PG mist elicited ocular and respiratory effects in humans… CONTINUE READING

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