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This formulation contains benzisothiazolinone
Tide Free has been specially designed for sensitive skin.
It's made with no dyes or perfumes and is dermatologist tested to provide your fabrics with a great clean that's gentle on your skin.
Tide Free & Gentle will work great on heavily soiled clothes.
7 Product Reviews
grjman
Nov 07, 2020
used Tide Free & Gentle causes extreme Allergic Contact Dermatitis....Horrible feeling. Stay safe and stay away from Tide Free & Gentle
BlackNyx
Oct 06, 2019
When I view this product on the proctor and gamble site BIT is no longer listed.
Linda B.
Jan 16, 2019
Hi - the rating for this product is NOT MCI/MI free because of the benzisothiazolinone. There are multiple formulations available and the ingredients are not listed on the product label, so you don't know what ingredients are in the product.
sksmm
Jan 15, 2019
Confused sense here it shows mi/mci is in it but under the laundry detergent it shows it’s mi/mci free..
new mom to this
Janette
May 25, 2017
I have used this for many years and like it a lot.
rscolao
May 22, 2016
Whenever I have looked it up I find an ingredient list that includes BIT- an isothiazolinone.
http://www.pgproductsafety.com/productsafety/ingredients/household_care/laundary_fabric_care/Tide/Tide_Liquid_HE_Free.pdf
Anonymous
Mar 01, 2016
Contains BIT: http://www.pg.com/productsafety/ingredients/household_care/laundary_fabric_care/Tide/Liquid_Tide_Free_Gentle.pdf
Benzisothiazolinone will cause allergic reaction for many who suffer from isothiazolinone allergy. Please start grouping in BIT when researching for MI/MCI ingredient, as well as octylisothiazolinone. As the mfrs start creating variations to evade the changing regulations, it's getting hard to avoid the isothiazolinone family.
