What's in Degree
from sourceA personal care product with a Drug Facts label (it is sold over the counter as a drug).
From the product's label on DailyMed from Conopco d/b/a Unilever, which lists 25 ingredients. MoleculeFinder matched 10 of them by their FDA UNII codes. DailyMed label, version 1. 15 other ingredients are not MoleculeFinder molecules, so they are not listed here.
Inactive ingredients 10
- ButaneC4H10
Inactive ingredient from source
As a pure substance, its GHS hazard label: signal word Danger; Flammable, Compressed gas, Irritant, Health hazard from source
- 1,1-DifluoroethaneC2H4F2
Inactive ingredient (on the label as hydrofluorocarbon 152a) from source
As a pure substance, its GHS hazard label: signal word Danger; Flammable, Compressed gas, Irritant from source
- GlycineC2H5NO2
Inactive ingredient from source
- PropaneC3H8
Inactive ingredient from source
As a pure substance, its GHS hazard label: signal word Danger; Flammable, Compressed gas, Irritant from source
- Butylated hydroxytolueneC15H24O
Inactive ingredient (on the label as bht) from source
As a pure substance: LD50 890 mg/kg (rat, oral) from source
- Silicon dioxideO2Si
Inactive ingredient (on the label as silica) from source
As a pure substance: LD50 22,500 mg/kg (rat, oral) from source
- Benzyl alcoholC7H8O
Inactive ingredient from source
As a pure substance: LD50 950 mg/kg (mouse, other) from source
- CoumarinC9H6O2
Inactive ingredient from source
As a pure substance: LD50 293 mg/kg (rat, oral) from source
- GeraniolC10H18O
Inactive ingredient from source
As a pure substance: LD50 3,600 mg/kg (rat, oral) from source
- LimoneneC10H16
Inactive ingredient from source
As a pure substance: LD50 5,000 mg/kg (rat, oral) from source
Degree's active ingredient, aluminum sesquichlorohydrate, is not yet in MoleculeFinder.
An LD50 is an animal study measurement, not a dose for a person. Product names are used only to name the product; MoleculeFinder makes no claim about it beyond its ingredient list. Every product