Divinyl Sulfone
Acute and chronic mammalian toxicity: Sulfur mustard is a vesicant or blistering agent that possesses strong alkylating and consequently demonstrates systemic toxicity in addition to it's effects on skin, eyes and respiratory tract (2). It's also considered a known human carcinogen (59-61). Some HD degradation products retain considerable toxicity including, in some cases, vesicant action. Examples include mustard and hemimustard-TDG aggragates, mustard sulfone and divinyl sulfone. In general compounds that have a 2-chloroethylsulfide moiety are alkylating agents that have vesicant action.
"The Source, Fate and Toxicity of Chemical Warfare Agent Degradation Products Part 2" Article found in Environmental Health Perspectives Vol 107 #12 Dec 1999
Find more information on DVS by googling MSDS Divinyl Sulfone and read the safety sheet.
How is this TOXIC blistering agent "okay" to inject into the human body?
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