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Thiabendazole has an EU harmonised classification that includes reproductive toxicity H360 (Category 1B / H360FD in CLP listings), which meets criteria for confirmed reproductive hazard. ECHA/CLP documents and the EU delegated regulation list H360 for thiabendazole, and multiple developmental/reproductive animal studies (rats, mice, rabbits) and JECFA/WHO monographs report fetal and developmental effects at toxic doses, supporting demonstrable mechanism(s) of developmental toxicity and systemic distribution. Sources: ECHA substance/factsheet and EU CLP entry; peer-reviewed developmental studies and JECFA monographs.
ECHA regulatory hazard statements
- •H400
- •H410
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FAQ
- thiabendazole est-il sûr pendant la grossesse ?
- Thiabendazole has an EU harmonised classification that includes reproductive toxicity H360 (Category 1B / H360FD in CLP listings), which meets criteria for confirmed reproductive hazard. ECHA/CLP documents and the EU delegated regulation list H360 for thiabendazole, and multiple developmental/reproductive animal studies (rats, mice, rabbits) and JECFA/WHO monographs report fetal and developmental effects at toxic doses, supporting demonstrable mechanism(s) of developmental toxicity and systemic distribution. Sources: ECHA substance/factsheet and EU CLP entry; peer-reviewed developmental studies and JECFA monographs.
- thiabendazole est-il sûr pendant l'allaitement ?
- Because of the harmonised H360 classification and animal/peer-reviewed data showing systemic absorption and distribution (including to fetal tissues) and developmental effects, thiabendazole is flagged for reproductive/developmental hazard that is relevant to lactation exposure. Human/animal ADME data show rapid absorption and systemic distribution; lactational transfer is plausible though milk-specific data are limited, so exposure to breastfed infants is considered low but measurable from systemic maternal exposure.
- thiabendazole est-il sûr pour la peau de bébé ?
- Hazard and mechanism are not increased for infants absent infant‑specific hazard evidence, but the harmonised H360 classification and animal developmental findings indicate a high reproductive/developmental hazard. Dermal/topical exposure on baby skin is assigned a higher exposure score (+1) because infant skin has higher surface-area-to-weight and an immature barrier and thiabendazole has measurable systemic absorption in ADME studies, so topical use could give measurable systemic exposure in infants.
- Comment VeriMom évalue-t-il thiabendazole ?
- VeriMom évalue thiabendazole à 20/100 (risque élevé) sur la base du statut EU CosIng, des classifications ECHA et des études PubMed.
- Quelles sont les alternatives sûres à thiabendazole pendant la grossesse ?
- Consultez notre liste d'alternatives sûres à thiabendazole basée sur une fonction similaire et une classification sans risques connus.
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