"Slime": A trending cause of isothiazolinone contact allergy in children.

The article presents case studies of different patients who developed contact allergy after touching products containing isothiazolinone. It talks about the patients developing eczema, lesions and eruptions on the hand and the body after using various products to make slime. It tells about patch tests showing positive results for methylchloroisothiazolinone which is commonly used in preservatives.