FLUORIDE ACTION NETWORK PESTICIDE PROJECT

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Return to Fluoride Exposure Tables:
1. FETAL AND INFANT EXPOSURE: 0–6 MONTHS
2. FOOD Exposure
2.1. Food Exposure via Pesticide: CRYOLITE
2.2. Food Exposure via Pesticidal Fumigant: SULFURYL FLUORIDE
2.3. Food Exposure via ANTIMICROBIAL FORMULATIONS - FOOD CONTACT SURFACE SANITIZING SOLUTIONS
2.4. Food Exposure via Pesticides: EPA "INERTS"
2.5. Food Exposure via Pesticides: NEW PROPOSAL FOR TOLERANCE EXEMPTIONS
4. Exposure from INDUSTRIAL ACTIVITY
4.1. U.S. Manufacturers of Hydrogen Fluoride, Fluorine, Sodium Fluoride, Fluosilicic Acid, and Sodium Silicofluoride
5. Fluoride Exposure: Various Other Sources

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TABLE 3. Fluoride Exposure: Dental Products and Pharmaceuticals.
No.	Source of Exposure	Level	Reference
	Anethestics (eg, enflurane, etc.)
	Dental Products
	Dental: Chew Tabs (Chew, then swallow)	1 MG
	Tooth paste: • Over the counter • Prescription with very high F levels
	Supplements prescribed by dentists and doctors
	Fluoride mouth rinses • Dental Offices • School programs
	"Sniffing" or purposeful inhalation of flurocarbons
	Vitamins with Fluoride In the U.S In Canada * Adeflor1 * Cari-Tab2 * Mulvidren-F1 * Poly-Vi-Flor1 * Tri-Vi-Flor2 * Vi-Daylin/F1 * Adeflor1 * Poly-Vi-Flor1 * Tri-Vi-Flor2		Ref. 1
Ref. 1. Vitamins with Fluoride. Online: July 25, 2004: http://www.nlm.nih.gov/medlineplus/druginfo/uspdi/202600.html