Bottled. Potable Water shall be packed in cases. Food Grade Ice shall be packed in bags.
Bottled canned or keg alcohol is allowed. Xxxxxx is responsible in seeing that minors do not indulge in alcoholic beverages. If the day of your rental will include a cash bar or a venue that sells alcohol at this facility, you will need to acquire a license through the State of Iowa Alcoholic Beverage Division at xxx.xxxxxxx.
Bottled water is the only beverage allowed in the classroom.
Bottled. WATER (MINIMUM 100 LITERS PER PORT VISIT) (XX7F). The HSP shall provide for the furnishing of fresh, potable water in bottles. The husbanding provider is responsible for ensuring that the U.S. Army Veterinary has approved the products recommended to the ship’s Supply Officer. The minimum order quantity for this line item is 100 liters.
Bottled. ASSORTED BEVERAGES (packed 24/20 oz. bottles per case)
Bottled water E.U. (Natural Mineral Waters, Spring Waters and Other Waters in Bottles or Containers) Regulations 2016 E.U. (Radioactive Substances in Drinking Water) Regulations 2016 S.I. No.
Bottled water only is allowed in the gym. This is strongly recommended during exercise.
Bottled canned or keg alcohol is allowed. Xxxxxx is responsible in seeing that minors do not indulge in alcoholic beverages. If the day of your rental will include a cash bar or a venue that sells alcohol at this facility, you will need to acquire a license through the State of Iowa Alcoholic Beverage Division at xxx.xxxxxxx.xxx. This application can take up to 6 weeks. The State will notify the City of Urbandale when your application has been approved.
Bottled. Gas It is not permitted in your house or apartment and it is dangerous. If you store bottled gas in your apartment you are in breach of your tenancy agreement.
Bottled water as a primary drinking water source was also associated with higher serum PFOS and PFOA concentrations. The result is somewhat unexpected since most studies have shown that the concentrations of PFAS in tap water were higher than in bottled water (Xxxxxxx & Xxxxx, 2019; Xxxxxx et al., 2018; Xxxx Xxxxxxxx et al., 2019), expect for contamination events (Department of Public Health, Bureau of Environmental Health, 2019). An increased PFAS level was shown among reproductive-aged women who mainly consumed tap water than those who mainly consumed bottled water in a highly polluted area in China (Xxxx et al., 2019). It is possible that the effect was attributable to residual SES confounding rather than bottled water consumption since no dose-response relationship was found between PFAS levels and the amount of bottled water consumption. Although positive associations were mostly found between serum PFAS levels and uses of the cosmetics and personal care products, only foundation use was significantly associated with higher PFOA and PFNA. The occurrence of PFAS in cosmetic and personal care products is not well characterized; however, some studies have detected PFAS in various products. For example, PFCAs were found in >86% of the cosmetic products, and >88% of the sunscreen samples in a Japanese study (Fujii et al., 2013). Samples taken from individuals who use of foundations displayed the highest detection frequencies and concentrations of PFAS among the other personal care products such as hair sprays, body lotions, cream, and powders in Denmark and Sweden (Ministry of Environment and Food of Denmark, 2018; Xxxxxxxx et al., 2018). The sources of PFCAs in consumer products are postulated to be degradates or the results of biotransformation of polyfluorinated phosphate ester, which could either be an active ingredient or an impurity in cosmetic and personal care products (Xxxxx et al., 2013; Xxxxxxxx et al., 2018). Due to higher PFAS concentrations among foundation users in this study and highly detected PFAS in the products, future study is needed to understand whether the use of cosmetic and personal care products, especially foundation, could be an important exposure source to PFAS among pregnant women. Our study is limited in several ways. First, the questionnaires were not specially designed to evaluate predictors of PFAS exposure, which could limit our ability to identify the associations. For example, no information on the amount or frequency of cosme...
