PEG 3350 is the acronym for polyethylene glycol with a molecular mass of 3350 g/mol. This compound may also be referred to as Polyoxyethylene (POE) and Polyethylene Oxide.

This is a comparatively uncomplicated long chain molecule, chemically identical but available in a wide range of molecular masses. It has a huge number of uses, including (but not limited to):

• Laxatives (osmotic)
• Toothpaste (as a dispersant)
• Sexual lubricant
• Whole Bowel Irrigation and lavage
• Cosmetics and make-up
• Body armor
• Foam cushions
• Spandex (TM)
• As a treatment for phenol burns (deactivation of phenol on the wound site)
• And many, many others...

Every time any product containing PEG is involved in a mandatory recall or official warning, PEG is going to be listed as a component, even if it's not the reason for the recall.

The recent recall (July 2010) is for the Schering-Plough laxative, MiraLax. This is a voluntary manufacturer's recall and not an FDA recall. SPH indicates that the recall is purely for a cosmetic issue: The caps on the 30-unit bottle, when exposed to heat, may appear unusual. SPH further reports there is norisk with the medication at all - it's purely cosmetic.

Please check with your doctor and/or pharmacist for verified information in health matters.

Try this link at the alldata.com website. They list the TSB's, but to actually get ahold of them you need a membership. But this is a start. Didn't know the engine you've got - so you have to select it at this link. http://www.alldata.com/TSB/951021_en.html I don't think there was. I just looked on consumerreports.org (which I pay for) and they don't have one listed. What suspension parts do you mean? VBD Iwould do a google for listed recall I looked and this is the only thing close to a suspension/handling issue: Component Description:

10. STRUCTURE:FRAME AND MEMBERS Bulletin Number:533403 Bulletin Date: May 1995 Vehicle: 1994 Chevrolet Caprice Summary:

REAR WHEEL/TIRE POSITION IN WHEEL WELL OPENING. ( NHTSA ITEM NUMBER - 44054 )

Sometimes called black salve, drawing salve or draw-out salve andCarbolated or Medicated Vaseline*

The historic healer for cuts, burns, and more. Watkins Petro-Carbo Salve is still a must for every home medicine cabinet and first-aid kit.

A protective, soothing, topical dressing for minor burns, sunburn, minor cuts, scrapes, Psoriasis, insect bites, Helps protect exposed or irritated tissues from reopening to help prevent infection during the healing process. Also works well for drawing out slivers. Time-tested: Since 1888! Non-drying petrolatum base: Provides lubricating action to help prevent reopening of healing tissues when skin is flexed during normal movement. Low-level anesthetic action: Depresses pain perception.

Watkins Petro-Carbo Active Ingredients: Phenol (1.5% w/w): Once called "carbolic acid," phenol is a very effective topical analgesic that was used for decades for disinfecting medical instruments.

A Topical Analgesic with Phenol (1.5% w/w): Once called "carbolic acid," Spruce, Camphor & Cajeput Oil Superior Quality since 1868. Indications: For temporary relief of pain and itching associated with: * Minor Burns * Sunburn * Minor Cuts * Insect Bites * Minor Skin Irritations * Scrapes *Psoriasis *Boils.

Directions: For adults and children 2 years and older: Apply to affected area no more than 3-4 times daily. For children under 2 years of age: Consult a physician. Ingredients: Active Ingredients: Phenol 1.5 % (Analgesic) Inactive Ingredients: Cajeput Oil, Camphor Oil, Paraffin, Partially Hydrogenated Rosin, Petrolatum, Spruce Oil Warnings: For external use only. Avoid contact with eyes. Discontinue use and consult a physician if symptoms: * Worsen. * Persist more than 7 days. * Clear up then recur within a few days. Do not apply over large areas of the body or bandage. Keep out of reach of children. In case of accidental ingestion, seek professional assistance or contact a Poison Control Center immediately. Watkins, Inc.

We list this product under the various names listed here. It is but one item. …Also called Carbolated Vaseline, Petro Carbolated Salve, and Black Drawing Salve. The Vaseline Company no longer makes this version of what was called Carbolated or Medicated Vaseline.

Watkins The historic healer for cuts, burns, and more. Watkins Petro-Carbo Salve is still a must for every home medicine cabinet and first-aid kit. Some times called black salve, drawing salve or draw-out salve. A protective, soothing, topical dressing for minor burns, sunburn, minor cuts, scrapes,Psoriasis,insect bites, and minor skin irritations. Helps protect exposed or irritated tissues from reopening to help prevent infection during the healing process. Also works well for drawing out slivers. Time-tested: Since 1888! Non-drying petrolatum base: Provides lubricating action to help prevent reopening of healing tissues when skin is flexed during normal movement. Low-level anesthetic action: Depresses pain perception. Watkins Petro-Carbo Active Ingredients: Phenol (1.5% w/w): Once called "carbolic acid," phenol is a very effective topical analgesic that was used for decades for disinfecting medical instruments. The Vaseline Company no longer makes this version of what was called Carbolated or Medicated Vaseline

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