Currently, all major neoprene manufacturers have adapted to the applicable regulations, and in fact the neoprene we use:
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The market now offers a wide range of models and types of wetsuits, but choosing the one best suited to your needs is not always easy—especially without being influenced solely by the price.
Consulting the Treccani encyclopedia under the entry “neoprene” you will find the following definition:
neoprene s. m. [comp. of neo- and (chloro)prene]. – In a strict sense, it is the trade name for various types of synthetic rubber made from the polymer of chloroprene (or polychloroprene); later, the term extended in common usage to indicate similar materials from other producers, and even any material obtained from the vulcanization of a mixture of elastomers that includes polychloroprene: neoprene glue; neoprene coating, neoprene gasket.
