Vanneste and colleagues report allergic contact dermatitis from methylisothiazolinone, including household wet wipes. The note is about a preservative. It does not report heavy-metal concentrations. The matrix is household wipes, not baby wipes.
Key numbers
No heavy-metal concentration is reported.
Methods (brief)
Contact-point clinical report. HPLC is mentioned in the broader literature on these preservatives. This page does not treat an unrecovered chromatogram as a metal result.
Evidence fitness
The report can show that household wet wipes are a methylisothiazolinone source. It cannot support a metal profile.
Limitations
Short contact point. Not a metal survey. The journal flags this section as editor-reviewed rather than fully peer-reviewed.
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