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raremarble (Chemical)
28 Jan 11 13:14
I want to use a small amount of cyclododacane on a consumer product that is worn as an accessory.  If it does not come in contact directly with the skin, does anybody have any ideas about whether ot not to use this compound. I have seen very few test results.
unclesyd (Materials)
15 Mar 11 4:55
I would check with the FDA about using this chemical anywhere near the skin.  Just think about BPA in plastics.
I know a very few people are sensitive to the Cyclohexane  we use in our process. I would suspect that Cyclodecane would have the same problem.  

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