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• If you're on a sodium-restricted diet, check labels for low-sodium formulations.
• Duration : Long enough to check labels, count wrinkles or stick in the knife.
• He e-mailed friends and relatives urging them to check labels and boycott the merchandise.
• And even with these, you should check labels for flavorings like malt that contain gluten.
• Check labels for the leanest hot dogs; turkey and chicken franks are sometimes higher in fat than beef or pork.
• A : No, today I'm wearing . . . ( reaches around to check label on suit ) . ..
• First choice : Household disinfectants or sanitizers, such as the quaternary, phenolic or pine-oil disinfectants ( check labels for the contents)
• Those who eat more than one heavily fortified product a day should check labels, especially if they also take a multivitamin.
• The bleach contained in your detergent ( check label ) then has better access to the color of the fibers of that part.
• Still, she buys more vegetables, she checks labels for all-natural ingredients, has cut down on eggs and drinks her coffee and tea without sugar.
• Lindenmayer said consumers should check labels on any imported foods and discard corned beef, luncheon meat, frankfurters and other products which contain beef from Europe.
• SEEOTI implements the secure email specifications defined by the Transglobal Secure Collaboration Program ( guard being able to check labels even though messages are encrypted.
• Consumers of noni juice are advised to carefully check labels for warnings which may say " Not safe for pregnant women " or " Keep out of reach of children ."
• Several private schools in New York City, and Greenwich Academy and the Stanwich School in Connecticut, have declared peanut-free cafeterias and implore parents to check labels before sending in snacks or birthday treats.
• Make sure your turkey hasn't been brined already; kosher and self-basting birds have, as well as most frozen birds ( check label to see if they contain a salt and water or broth solution ).
• They must learn all the different names or descriptors applied to the food to which they are sensitive and must check labels on packaged foods to be sure that food was not included in any form.
• Check labels on plants at the nursery to see whether they're sun or shade varieties, and look for vigorous plants with glossy leaves, round, fat buds, and one or two open flowers so you can see what you're buying.
• The Institute for Injury Reduction, which was founded by trial lawyers, also urged parents to avoid toys that look, smell or taste like food; check labels for the presence of lead in painted toys; and carefully examine items such as sleeping bags and comforters, which are not subject to government flammability standards.