52 A change from a preservative-containing to a preservative-free glaucoma eye drop, or even a reduction in the number of preservative-containing eye drops used, is associated with a significant decrease in the frequency of signs and symptoms of ocular irritation.
Lobbyists for Eli Lilly & Company, the pharmaceutical giant, did not have much luck when they made the rounds on Capitol Hill earlier this year, seeking protection from lawsuits over a preservative in vaccines.
It's also testing the removal of high fructose corn syrup from its dressings and sauces, artificial ingredients in its buns and TBHQ -- a preservative -- from its peanut oil.
Coincidently, around this time, the U.S. health authorities decided to withdraw thimerosal (as a preservative) from infants' vaccines (Geier and Geier 2005).
Coca-Cola said that the problem was traced to improper cleansing of sulfur used in producing the carbon dioxide that makes soft drinks bubbly, and the odor from a chemical preservative that had been improperly used to treat the wooden pallets that hold shipments of Coke cans.
The fumes from the formalin (used as a preservative) are intense in the stuffy and dark collection rooms, but we are like kids in a candy shop, eagerly opening each jar to find the next surprise.
Leading dermatologist Dr Ian White from St Thomas HospitalLondondon, has identified a preservative known as MI (Methylisothiazolinone) as the likely cause of reactions like Sophie's.
The stones had been treated with a preservative to keep them from chipping or exfoliating.
In this case, it acts as a preservative, protecting the prunes from both desiccation and rot, and probably imbuing them with a luscious, heady flavor.
The miso-marinated black cod is a classic Kyoto recipe, harking back to when the soybean paste was used as a preservative for fish transported from the seashore to the city.
