Lead in items from other countries

MEDICINES AND HOME REMEDIES

  • Middle East
    • Alkohl, Bint Al Dahab, Bint Al Zahab,Bokhoor, Murrah, Farouk, Santrinj
  • Asia, India
    • Bali Goli, Ghasard, Kandu, Deshi Dewa
  • India, Tibet
    • Ayurvedic Medicine, Tibetan Herbal Vitamins, Kushta
  • China
    • Jin Bu Huan, Po Ying Tan, Bo-Baw-San,Litharge, Cordyceps, Hai Ge Fen
  • Southeast Asia
    • Koo Sar, Pay-loo-ah
  • West Africa
    • Calabash Chalk (Nzu, Calabar Stone, Poto, Ndom, Mabele, Argile, or La Craie)
  • Mexico, Central America
    • Azarcon (Alarcon, Coral, Luiga, Maria Luisa, or Rueda), Litargirio, Greta, Albayald

Collection of herbs in wooden bowls with mortar and pestle

Picture of Cordyceps in a wooden spoons

Two spoons, one holding red Azarcon and the other holding yellow Greta

A plate of spiced grasshoppers

Jar of Allspice

FOOD, CANDY, AND SPICES

  • Middle East
    • Lozenna
  • Mexico
    • Grasshoppers (Chapulines), Tamarind candy, Chili Powder, and Spices
  • Eastern Europe, Republic of Georgia
    • Svanuri Marili, Kharcho Suneli
  • Asia, India
    • Kuzhambu

COSMETICS

  • Asia, India
    • Sindoor
  • Middle East, India, & North Africa
    • Surma/Kohl/Al Kohl, Henna

A jar of kohl, with some of the black powder poured out

Two clay-based coffee cups

POTTERY AND COOKWARE

  • Ceramic glaze used in pottery may contain lead and enter food stored or prepared in the pottery.

TOYS AND JEWELRY

  • Products bought from many stores have been found to contain lead. Visit www.cpsc.gov for more information.

Child wearing colorful toy rings

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