Polyvinyl Isobutylidene Bromide

Brominated compounds associated with toxicity, potential endocrine disruption, persistence, and bioaccumulation

Polyvinyl Isopropylidene Bromide

Associated with brominated compound toxicity, persistence, and potential bioaccumulation

Polyvinyl Isopropylidene Fluoride

Potential persistence and bioaccumulation due to fluorinated components; inhalation exposure risk in manufacturing

Polyvinyl Isopropylidene Cyanide

Potential chemical toxicity associated with cyanide groups; limited exposure data; risk of sensitization and irritation

Polyester

Skin irritation and sensitization potential, microplastic pollution from laundering, low breathability compared to natural fibers

Polyurethane

Potential irritant and sensitizer on skin contact, respiratory sensitization risk during aerosol or dust exposure, possible contamination with residual isocyanates during manufacturing

Polyvinylidene chloride

Potential exposure to residual monomers, environmental pollution, not safe for direct consumption

Polyvinyl Formal

Irritation potential from residual formaldehyde, sensitization in sensitive individuals

Polyvinyl Isopropylidene Chloride

Potential irritant; contains chlorine which may degrade into toxic compounds under certain conditions; limited toxicity data

Polyvinyl Isopropylidene Iodide

Limited toxicity data; potential irritant and limited environmental degradation information

Polyvinyl Pyrrolidone

Possible allergen in topical applications, synthetic chemical, not nutritive, potential for impurities depending on manufacturing

Polyvinyl butyral

Potential respiratory irritant if inhaled as dust or fumes, possible chemical exposure from combustion byproducts, not for ingestion

Polypropylene

Durable, chemically resistant, lightweight closure material suitable for packaging

Rayon

Biodegradable, plant-based, effective wiping substrate, safe for skin contact

Polyvinyl Alcohol

Film-forming agent, stabilizes formulations, water-soluble, biocompatible

Polyvinyl Acetate (PVA) Emulsion

Acts as binder and film former, enhances product stability and adherence, non-volatile and low environmental toxicity

Polyvinyl Methyl Ether

Water solubility, film forming, thickening

White Viscose Ribbon

Soft textile fiber, breathable, biodegradable compared to synthetic fibers

Polyvinyl Isopropyl Ether

Provides film-forming and adhesive properties

Cotton

Biodegradable, natural fiber for textiles

Polyethylene

Durable, chemically inert, widely used in packaging and containers

Polyvinyl Acetate

Strong adhesive properties, forms clear, flexible films, used in coatings and adhesives

Polyvinyl Chloride