Ingredient · Ingredient
Moins de
'Moins de' is French for 'less than' — a leftover label phrase, not an actual ingredient.
This entry isn't a real chemical or substance. It looks like a fragment from an ingredient list, such as '...moins de 2%...' (French for 'less than 2%'), that got parsed as if it were an ingredient name. There's nothing here to assess for safety.
Why it matters
'Moins de' means 'less than' in French. It's commonly used on French product labels to describe small quantities of an ingredient, for example 'contains less than 2% of X'. Somewhere in processing this label text, the phrase got separated from the ingredient it was describing and ended up listed as if it were its own substance. It has no chemical identity, no CAS number, no E-number, and no known use in food, cosmetics, or household products. There's nothing for a body to react to because it isn't a substance at all.
