reading labels

Read labels very carefully!  Sometimes new products are packaged so that they closely resemble others, but do not have the same degree or purity, or may be a different product by the same company.

For example, one individual bought what she thought was the Arm & Hammer washing soda she successfully used regularly.  Later, it was discovered to be a new detergent by the same company in the same box design. 

A doctor sent Natalie a label that looked identical to the wrapper found on the "99 and 44/100 percent pure" Ivory soap bar.  However, on closer examination, the label indicated it was a detergent complexion bar.