The bikini sold by Fashion Nova has caused some negative attention on Twitter because the label contains a cancer warning.
Earlier this week, Twitter user @ Aziaani called for attention to the tag in a post that has been forwarded nearly 7,000 times and wrote, \"You know this tag is in fashion Nova
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Twit\'s pants were ridiculed on twitter. She also includes four photos of the retailer\'s \"aquatic bikini\" and its label, which reads, \"This product gives you access to Di (2-ethykhexyl)
To the best of California\'s knowledge, phthalate acid, lead and cadmium can cause cancer, birth defects and other reproductive injuries.
The label also directs those who see more information to the California government website, detailing Proposal No. 65, which requires companies to issue warnings about products containing what California considers potentially harmful chemicals.
Coffee and alcohol sold in California also have similar warning labels.
At the same time, Aziaani\'s post received a lot of responses from Twitter users, some of whom expressed concern, while others claimed to have seen the warnings on \"everything\" in California.
The mini \"thin\" bikini with invisible straps comes with a warning that a representative of Fashion Nova cannot immediately respond to a comment request, although a message posted on the terms of service page of the website says, retailers are acting in line with the latest guidelines for Proposal No. 65, and the Safe Drinking Water and Toxic Law Enforcement Act of 1986 requires us to inform California citizens about access to certain chemicals.
As USA Today noted, the National Library of Medicine links chemicals on the water sports bikini label to \"deteriorating male reproductive health.
\"It is also unclear whether the Fashion Nova who sells goods online includes warnings about all swimsuits that contain potentially harmful chemicals, or just swimsuits that are sold in California.
No warning, at least one social media user claimed to have the same swimsuit.
Meanwhile, clicking here to get Fox News APPAziaani said on Twitter that she was upset about the information on the label and would no longer shop with Fashion Nova --
Although she admits she may wear a swimsuit at least once.