Dermatitis : contact, atopic, occupational, drug · 2008
Prevention of nickel release with barrier coatings.
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Sprigle Angela M, Marks James G, Anderson Bryan E
Аннотация
BACKGROUND: Allergic contact dermatitis from nickel is very common in the United States. A barrier coating to be used on personal items such as snaps or watches would be of great use in preventing the consequences of nickel allergy.
OBJECTIVE: To evaluate various barrier coatings and their ability to yield a negative dimethylglyoxime (DMG) test result.
METHODS: Four different barrier coatings were assessed prior to soaking in saline, after soaking in saline for 2 days, and after soaking in saline for 7 days.
RESULTS: Depending on the number of coatings and the time soaked in saline, the different barriers showed different efficacies in yielding a negative DMG test result.
CONCLUSIONS: Nickel Guard and Beauty Secrets Hardener were most effective in yielding a negative DMG test result. Beauty Secrets Hardener was the more cost-effective choice.
OBJECTIVE: To evaluate various barrier coatings and their ability to yield a negative dimethylglyoxime (DMG) test result.
METHODS: Four different barrier coatings were assessed prior to soaking in saline, after soaking in saline for 2 days, and after soaking in saline for 7 days.
RESULTS: Depending on the number of coatings and the time soaked in saline, the different barriers showed different efficacies in yielding a negative DMG test result.
CONCLUSIONS: Nickel Guard and Beauty Secrets Hardener were most effective in yielding a negative DMG test result. Beauty Secrets Hardener was the more cost-effective choice.