# DIETHYLENE GLYCOL MONOETHYL ETHER

URL: https://app.greenveil.ai/ingredients/ingredient_dtxsid_dtxsid2021941
Categories: beauty, cleaning, industrial, pharma
Functions: Adhesion/cohesion promoter, Astringent, Emulsifier, Film former, Fragrance, Humectant, Processing aids not otherwise specified, Solubility enhancer, Solvent, Viscosity modifier, Wetting agent (non-aqueous)
Identifier: DTXSID2021941

> DIETHYLENE GLYCOL MONOETHYL ETHER is used as adhesion/cohesion promoter / astringent. EPA CPDat observed this chemical in 1615 composition records across product categories including Raw materials, Cleaning and safety, Specialty occupational products. Assessed from 12 sources.

## Safety assessment

- Chemical concern: not yet assessed
- Rationale: EPA CPDat observed this chemical in 1615 composition records across product categories including Raw materials, Cleaning and safety, Specialty occupational products.

## Regulatory status

- US: commercial use observed — EPA CPDat observed this chemical in 1615 composition records across product categories including Raw materials, Cleaning and safety, Specialty occupational products. EPA CPDat classifies this chemical for functional uses including Solvent, Humectant, Fragrance.
- US: inactive ingredient database — Route: TOPICAL; Dosage form: CREAM; Maximum daily exposure: 1290 mg
- US: inactive ingredient database — Route: TOPICAL; Dosage form: GEL; Maximum daily exposure: 2500 mg
- US: inactive ingredient database — Route: TOPICAL; Dosage form: LOTION; Maximum daily exposure: 714 mg
- US: inactive ingredient database — Route: TOPICAL; Dosage form: OINTMENT; Potency: 5 %w/w
- US: inactive ingredient database — Route: TOPICAL; Dosage form: SYSTEM; Maximum daily exposure: 1720 mg
- US: inactive ingredient database — Route: TRANSDERMAL; Dosage form: GEL; Maximum daily exposure: 87 mg
- US: marketed drug occurrence — FDA NDC lists this ingredient in 1 drug products and 1 package presentations.
- US: listed in openFDA substance — openFDA substance registry classifies this ingredient as chemical.

_Assessed by Greenveil._