辛巴自创品牌“棉密码”卫生巾被曝检出致癌物？辛选回应了

Core Viewpoint - The report highlights the detection of high levels of thiourea in various sanitary napkin products from the brand "Cotton Code," raising health concerns due to thiourea being classified as a potential carcinogen [1][4]. Group 1: Product Testing and Results - Multiple batches of "Cotton Code" sanitary napkins, including the "Sakura Soothing" variant, were found to contain thiourea levels as high as 16653.4679 μg/g [1]. - A testing report from the Shantou Quality Measurement Supervision and Testing Institute confirmed that the "Cotton Code Tea Oxygen Daily Sanitary Napkin" met the national hygiene standards [3]. - Other products tested, such as "Cotton Code Tea Oxygen Night Sanitary Napkin" and "Cotton Code Mini Sanitary Napkin," also complied with relevant national standards [4]. Group 2: Company Response and Safety Assessments - In response to the thiourea detection, the company requested immediate testing from local authorities, asserting that their products are compliant and do not pose cancer risks [1]. - A safety assessment report from Zhejiang Huitong Testing Technology Group concluded that thiourea residue at 1.7% in the sanitary napkin's non-woven fabric does not pose a health risk under normal usage conditions [4]. - "Cotton Code" is a brand created by popular live-streaming host Xin Ba (Xin Youzhi) in 2017, and it is a self-operated brand under Xin Xuan Group [4].