FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Is the CCMC a reliable source to get information about calcium carbonate?

A: Yes, we are always researching calcium carbonate. We always send a copy of our website to professionals to check and give us feedback about what information we have put in it.

Q: Who runs the CCMC?

A: The CCMC is operated by our sister company - Environmental Assessment Center - and we are also funded by them.

Q: Is calcium carbonate bad for us?

A: Calcium carbonate is a material that is harmless when used and treated properly, but if it’s not then it could turn out to be fatal.

Q: Are we certified to release information about calcium carbonate?

A: Yes, all of our information is checked by experts and goes through a process operated by the US government. 

Q: Why is calcium carbonate dangerous?

A: It’s dangerous because it can cause abdominal pain, constipation, diarrhea and lack of breathing. This can cause the human body to malfunction and fail.

Q: Should we be worried about calcium carbonate?

A: No, we believe that no harm can be caused if it handled properly.

Q: Can I use this information and share it with others?

A: Yes, you can share this information with others, however, you need to add our company name and where you got it from.

Q: Are there ways to prevent getting symptoms of calcium carbonate?

A: There are ways to prevent getting symptoms from calcium carbonate, like not buying it, using gloves, making sure that powder doesn’t fly away and make sure that is it not within the reach of children.

Q: Why do countries allow the use of calcium carbonate?

A: We do not have a straightforward answer, because our researchers all have different theories. Though one stands out, calcium carbonate can be used to make a rough surface have to colour and since it can do that easily most countries can allow the use of it.

Q: Should calcium carbonate be banned?

A: Here at CCMC we don’t pick sides so we’re going to ask you for your opinion about calcium carbonate.

More Questions?

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