Sodium gluconate, a synthetic chelating agent derived from glucose, is widely used in cosmetics, food, and industrial products under names like E576 or sodium D-gluconate. Though marketed as low toxicity, it can cause skin irritation, respiratory problems, and stomach issues, with long-term exposure concerns—especially for children. Found in shampoos, lotions, and cleaners, it prioritizes convenience over safety. Safer natural alternatives include citric acid, phytic acid, and essential oils. Choose organic, non-toxic brands and read labels to avoid it.
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