Lots of info online regarding cinabar toxicity, just google 'cinabar
toxicity'

I note that cinnabar is described as having a rich deep red color, and was
(is) used as a dye and in traditional Chinese medicine; two centuries ago,
it was common to assign slaves and convicts to work with the stuff, so its
toxicity  must have been recognized then.

Question for us is more subtle, does it wear off or transfer in use;
especially important to establish before international agencies get
involved as our market will be international.
--
Dana Emery



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