Equate Benzene Deodorants

Benzene testing results

Valisure's report found that one Equate brand deodorant contained benzene in concentrations more than 3 times higher than acceptable FDA limits.

Equate Dry Spray, Cucumber - 6.15ppm

While benzene was detected in Walmart's deodorant, it should be noted that it isn't an ingredient used in the product's formulation. Contamination most probably results from propellants used to dispense the deodorants out of the can, including alcohol, butane, isobutane, propane, and hydrofluorocarbon 152a.

Notably, Walmart did not consider it necessary to recall the contaminated deodorant even to this day, despite benzene also being found in a range of other self-care products owned by the company and outraged consumers filing class action complaints.

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We can help you pursue compensation and file a benzene deodorant claim

Environmental Litigation Group's astute legal professionals have assisted victims of toxic exposure and unsafe products for over thirty years. If you have received a diagnosis of acute myeloid leukemia (AML), acute lymphocytic leukemia (ALL), or chronic lymphocytic leukemia (CLL) after using benzene deodorants, our leukemia attorneys can establish your claim's eligibility and pursue compensation.

Since we know that dealing with leukemia is a struggle of its own, we aim to keep your involvement to a minimum and allow you to focus more on your health. We will only require the details surrounding your use of the contaminated product and medical records validating your diagnosis, which will enable us to handle the arduous legal process on your behalf.

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Equate benzene deodorants

Benzene testing results

We can help you pursue compensation and file a benzene deodorant claim