Category: health

Term describing the ability of a product to absorb moisture. Used in personal care products, such as pads and liners. Sample values: Heavy, Light, Maximum, Moderate, Overnight, Regular, Super, Ultra Thin.

Indicates if batteries are required to use this item. Samples values: Yes, No.

Describes the particular body part(s) for which the item is intended. Samples values: Eyes, Face, Nose, Ankle, Wrist, Thumb.

• To provide multiple values using a single feed body_part field, the acceptable input format is 'Eyes', 'Face', 'Nose', 'Ankle', 'Wrist', 'Thumb'.
• To provide multiple values with one value per feed field, use feed field names, such as body_part[0], body_part[1]. For example, the acceptable attribute value input format for fields such as this is Eyes.

Amount of a medication, drug, or supplement that is directed to be taken, or applied at one time or regularly during a period of time, as specified by the manufacturer. Samples values: 1 teaspoon every 6 hours, 0.5 ml every 30 days, For adults - 400 to 800 mg every 6 to 8 hours is recommended, not to exceed 3200 mg per day.

• To provide multiple values using a single feed dosage field, the acceptable input format is '1 teaspoon every 6 hours', '0.5 ml every 30 days', 'For adults - 400 to 800 mg every 6 to 8 hours is recommended, not to exceed 3200 mg per day'.
• To provide multiple values with one value per feed field, use feed field names, such as dosage[0], dosage[1]. For example, the acceptable attribute value input format for fields such as this is 1 teaspoon every 6 hours.

Whether eyewear has rims, partial rims, or no rim at all. Samples values: Full-Rim; Rimless; Semi-Rimless, Half-Rim.

Describes the taste or flavor of the item, as described by the manufacturer. May be an important attribute for shoppers for items, such as dental products or medicine. Samples values: Cinnamon, Peppermint, Bubble Gum, Citrus, Chocolate, Berry.

• To provide multiple values using a single feed flavor field, the acceptable input format is 'Cinnamon', 'Peppermint', 'Bubble Gum', 'Citrus', 'Chocolate', 'Berry'.
• To provide multiple values with one value per feed field, use feed field names, such as flavor[0], flavor[1]. For example, the acceptable attribute value input format for fields such as this is Cinnamon.

Describes the list of inactive ingredients as shown on the item label. Sample values: Beeswax, Red 27, Iron Oxide.

• To provide multiple values using a single feed inactive_ingredients field, the acceptable input format is 'Beeswax', 'Red 27', 'Iron Oxide'.
• To provide multiple values with one value per feed field, use feed field names, such as inactive_ingredients[0], inactive_ingredients[1]. For example, the acceptable attribute value input format for fields such as this is Beeswax.

Ingredients with the corresponding composition value. The ingredients represent a list of properties separated by commas. Each property has a name followed by a colon and a value.

Sample values: Pyrithione zinc: 1%, Salicylic Acid: 1%, Aloe Vera Extract: 5%.

Example:

[{
  "name": "Pyrithione zinc",
  "value": 10
}, {
  "name": "Salicylic Acid",
  "value": 10

}]

Indicates if the item uses electricity (power cord or batteries). Sample values: Yes, No.

Keywords that might be used to search for this term, including synonyms and related terms. Sample values: Sensitive Skin, Scent Free.

• To provide multiple values using a single feed keywords field, the acceptable input format is 'Sensitive Skin', 'Scent Free'.
• To provide multiple values with one value per feed field, use feed field names, such as keywords[0], keywords[1]. For example, the acceptable attribute value input format for fields such as this is Sensitive Skin.

Substance(s) an optical lens is made out of. Sample values: Plastic, Glass, Trivex. * To provide multiple values using a single feed lens_material field, the acceptable input format is 'Plastic', 'Glass', 'Trivex'. * To provide multiple values with one value per feed field, use feed field names, such as lens_material[0], lens_material[1]. For example, the acceptable attribute value input format for fields such as this is Plastic.

Color of lense tint. Sample values: Blue, Yellow.

Whether the lens is single, multifocal, or tinted. Sample values: Single Vision, Bifocal, Progressive, Trifocal, Sunglasses.

Amount of the nutrient present in one serving. This attribute is used in conjunction with nutrient_name and nutrient_percentage_daily_value. Sample values: 56 (for Energy in kCal), 9.4 (for Protein in grams).

Total number of items included in the package or box. Samples values: 12, 24, 36.

Method by which the item is powered. Sample values: Electric, Batteries.

Consistency, texture, or formulation of the item and the way it can be consumed or dispensed. Sample values: Oil, Gel, Spray, Cream, Powder, Serum, Liquid.

Duration of time necessary to see the outcome from using a product. Typically used for medical and personal care test kits and monitors. Sample values: 2 min, 3 to 5 hours.

Measurement value specifying the amount of the item typically used as a reference on the label of that item to list per serving information (nutrients, calories, total fat). Applicable for a wide variety of products including food, beverages, and nutritional supplements. The first part is the number. The second part is one of the accepted units: ml, l, oz, cu_ft, cu_m. Sample values: 0.4 ml, 40 ml.

Indicates if the item is meant to alleviate a particular skin care issue. For general health concerns, such as obesity or blood pressure, use the health_concern attribute. Values may be similar to the skin_type attribute - "dry cracked skin" may be a concern, but "dry" is a skin type. Multiple values accepted. Sample values: Dry Skin, Cellulite, Wrinkles, Eczema, Rosacea, Blemishes, Blackheads.

• To provide multiple values using a single feed skin_care_concerns field, the acceptable input format is 'Dry Skin', 'Cellulite', 'Wrinkles', 'Eczema', 'Rosacea', 'Blemishes', 'Blackheads'.
• To provide multiple values with one value per feed field, use feed field names, such as skin_care_concerns[0], skin_care_concerns[1]. For example, the acceptable attribute value input format for fields such as this is Dry Skin.

Indicates the general skin type that the product is intended for on the oily/dry spectrum. Sample values: Oily, Dry, Combination, Sensitive.

Indicates the strength of Sun Protection Factor (SPF) in an item. Describes how well the product can block out harmful rays from the run. Commonly found in sunscreen and makeup products. Sample values: 15, 30, 45.

Standard features related to the item. Sample values: Automatic Shut Off, Cordless, Polarized, Latex-Free, Portable, Reusable, Scratch-Resistant, Travel Size, Adaptive Lenses.

• To provide multiple values using a single feed standard_features field, the acceptable input format is 'Automatic Shut Off', 'Cordless', 'Polarized', 'Latex-Free', 'Portable', 'Reusable', 'Scratch-Resistant', 'Travel Size', 'Adaptive Lenses'.
• To provide multiple values with one value per feed field, use feed field names, such as standard_features[0], standard_features[1]. For example, the acceptable attribute value input format for fields, such as Water Resistant.

Information that describes symptoms or reactions that indicate when to stop taking medicine. Sample value: Stop using if you experience swelling, rash, or fever.

Ultraviolet rating for eyewear. Sample values: 400, 300.