Non Tox Panel

Gulal, a colored powder integral to various cultural celebrations, must undergo thorough testing to ensure it is free from harmful substances. Testing for non-toxicity involves assessing the presence of substances such as parabens, phthalates, PEG (polyethylene glycol), heavy metals (lead, chromium, cadmium, copper, mercury, nickel), and asbestos. These substances, if present in Gulal, can pose health risks to individuals participating in festivities.

Parameters and Limits:

1. Parabens: Not detectable
2. Phthalates: Not detectable
3. PEG (Polyethylene Glycol): Not detectable
4. Lead: Maximum allowable limit - 20 ppm
5. Chromium: Maximum allowable limit - 10 ppm
6. Cadmium: Maximum allowable limit - 10 ppm
7. Copper: Maximum allowable limit - 50 ppm
8. Mercury: Maximum allowable limit - 1 ppm
9. Nickel: Maximum allowable limit - 5 ppm
10. Asbestos: Not detectable

Procedure:

1. Sample Collection: Gather samples of Gulal from different sources or batches for testing.
2. Sample Preparation: Prepare the samples according to standardized protocols for testing.
3. Analytical Testing: Utilize specialized techniques such as chromatography, spectroscopy, and microscopy to analyze the samples for the presence of parabens, phthalates, PEG, and heavy metals.
4. Compliance Assessment: Compare the test results with permissible limits set by regulatory authorities to determine compliance.
5. Reporting: Generate a detailed report outlining the findings of the non-toxicity testing, including the presence or absence of harmful substances.
6. Certification: Provide certification indicating that the Gulal meets non-toxicity standards and is safe for use in cultural festivities.

Claims:

1. Free from harmful substances such as parabens, phthalates, PEG, and heavy metals.
2. Tested and certified for non-toxicity, ensuring the safety of individuals participating in cultural celebrations.
3. Compliance with regulatory standards for non-toxicity in Gulal products.

Turn Around Time:1-2 Weeks.