Triclocarban
TCC
Antimicrobial
Triclocarban is a chemical that was once commonly added to antibacterial soaps and other personal care products. Its job was to kill bacteria and prevent their growth on your skin.
High Concern
Source: FDA Final Rule (2016), EWG Skin Deep
The FDA banned triclocarban from over-the-counter antiseptic washes due to concerns about its effectiveness and potential health risks, including hormone disruption and contribution to antibiotic resistance.
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Last updated: May 16, 2026