Since 1989, all new uses of asbestos have been banned in the US. However, those that have asbestos prior to that cannot be easily removed that is why it is important to know which products that are still being used today contain this highly hazardous material, especially if you or a loved one may seem to be developing or suffering from an asbestos-related injury or medical condition. Find out more about asbestos here.

The following is a list of some products or materials that may contain asbestos. However, this is not a comprehensive list and may not include other possible sources of asbestos. It is also worth noting that some forms of the same product or material may not contain asbestos.

• Acoustic/soundproofing material
• Adhesive material
• Asphalt flooring
• Boiler insulation material
• Blown-in insulation
• Ceiling tiles
• Cement pipes
• Cement wallboard
• Caulking material
• Chalkboards
• Disc brakes
• Electric wire insulation material
• Electric ducts
• Fire blankets and curtains
• Fireproofing material
• Heating ducts
• Laboratory gloves
• Packing material
• Paint
• Pipe insulation material
• Roofing shingles
• Sheetrock
• Spackling products
• Spray-on insulation
• Vinyl flooring and wall covering