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Triclocarban
An antibacterial agent of the carbanilide family (trichlorocarbanilide), used since the 1960s in soaps, deodorants and other hygiene products: it mainly halts the growth of gram-positive bacteria. This family brings together the active ingredient and pharmacopoeial impurities.
Did you know?In 2005 about 80% of antibacterial bar soaps sold in the United States contained triclocarban; curiously, its precise mechanism of action has never been fully explained.
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