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COMMENT: What is Nano?

Submitted by Evan Michelson on 10/23/07 6:07 AM

Amy, thanks for your comment. Labeling is certainly an important issue for nanotech consumer products. However, one of the interesting things that we have found so far is that there is a wide variety in the clarity of information provided in labels that are already on products. Some products have clear descriptions of how nanotechnology is used, while some have more confusing labels that are difficult to interpret.

So, here is a question for all participants: when looking for a label on a nanotech project, what kind of information would you be looking for?

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Un-labeled Consumer Products

Submitted by Amy Rose on 10/23/07 05:59 AM

What is Nano?

Submitted by Evan Michelson on 10/23/07 06:07 AM
- labelling information
  
  Submitted by David O'Dean on 10/23/07 11:08 AM
- Whats needed on labels
  
  Submitted by Elaine Attwood on 10/23/07 07:41 PM
reason for labeling

Submitted by Carolyn Cairns on 10/23/07 06:17 AM
- Product Labeling
  
  Submitted by Amy Rose on 10/23/07 06:24 AM
  - Product labeling
    
    Submitted by Carolyn Cairns on 10/23/07 07:01 AM
    - Reliability of Testing/Labeling
      
      Submitted by Amy Rose on 10/23/07 07:48 AM
      - Reliability of Testing/Labeling
        
        Submitted by Carolyn Cairns on 10/23/07 09:07 AM
    - Product Labeling
      
      Submitted by Adam Tapley on 10/24/07 11:37 AM
  - Coding of risk on nano product
    
    Submitted by Elaine Attwood on 10/23/07 07:35 PM