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Re: Foot Bath - using a plastic container 12 Aug 2012 16:39 #21124

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3.1.3. Dermal Absorption
Scatina et al. (1984) reported on the dermal absorption of Alcide, an antimicrobial compound consisting of solutions of sodium chlorite and lactic acid, which when mixed immediately before use result in the formation of chlorine dioxide. 0.6 g 36Cl-labeled sodium chlorite as part of the Alcide was used to monitor absorption following application to the shaved backs of 10 female Sprague-Dawley rats. Maximum absorption of 36Cl into plasma was observed after 72 hours, where a plasma concentration of 69.4 μg% 36Cl was reached. The absorption half-life was calculated to be 22.1 hours, which corresponds to a rate constant of 0.0314 hr-1.

From EPA: TOXICOLOGICAL REVIEW OF CHLORINE DIOXIDE AND CHLORITE, p. 4

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Page 38 "In general, human ingestion studies have found no adverse effects in adults and neonates
living in areas with chlorine dioxide-disinfected water."

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