Some Cold Stone Creamery ice cream flavors, 13 out of the 85 offered, contain trace amounts of propylene glycol. And just eight of Blue Bunny’s 106 ice creams list propylene glycol as an ingredient.

Propylene glycol alginate. This is made from brown seaweed and used widely as a thickener, emulsifier, and stabilizer in dairy products, beer foam, and other products. It's considered safe by the FDA.

Propylene glycol may be more irritating to the skin than butylene glycol. The former was dubbed the American Contact Dermatitis Society‘s Allergen of the Year in 2018.

But there’s some level of controversy around propylene glycol — which is also known as 1,2-dihydroxypropane, 1,2-propanediol, methyl glycol, and trimethyl glycol — particularly when you ...

Study: Propylene glycol inactivates respiratory viruses and prevents airborne transmission.Image Credit: sulit.photos / Shutterstock.com *Important notice: bioRxiv publishes preliminary scientific ...

Mmmmm! Antifreeze. Sounds yummy, no? Well, the Food and Drug Administration says propylene glycol, one of the chemicals used in the manufacture of your car's engine coolant is, well, cool to eat ...

And even if propylene glycol were included as an additive, it is not nearly as harmful in certain amounts. It's also incorrect that hand sanitizer poses a danger to pets who lick their owner's hand.

The mixture of flavorants and propylene glycol (PG) in electronic cigarettes (e-cigs) leads to the formation of acetals that have been shown to activate irritation receptors, predisposing users to ...

Orlen has opened in Trzebinia, Poland, what it calls Europe’s largest biobased propylene glycol plant. The $100 million plant has a capacity of 30,000 metric tons per year, the firm says ...

The propylene oxide is then converted into propylene glycol via hydrolysis. Dow says that the new process potentially has lower investment costs than the conventional route. Chemical & Engineering ...

Propylene glycol is added to food products, cosmetics, and even de-icing agents, like antifreeze. All glycols are a type of alcohol, and butylene and propylene glycol have a similar molecular shape.