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SDSs and labels for every formulation you make, in every market you sell into.

New products are classified from your formula and test data, written for Canada, the US, the EU and the UK, and checked by a specialist before launch.

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Chemical manufacturers

What we see most often.

New formulations

Health hazards are calculated from the full composition with the working shown, and physical hazards are set from your test data.

One product, several markets

A Canadian SDS does not automatically meet US, EU or UK rules. Each version is checked against the rules where it will be sold.

Raw-material changes

A new raw material or supplier can change a classification. We tell you which SDSs and labels need to change, and by when.

Transport information

Section 14 is checked against the transport classification and data you provide, so the SDS and the shipping documents agree.

Reviewed and signed off by a specialist

Every SDS, label and finding is reviewed and signed off by a regulatory specialist who knows the rules in each market you sell into.

  • Checked against current rules
  • Sources recorded
  • One specialist from quote to delivery

Not sure where your SDSs stand?

Send one SDS for a free spot-check. You get a short written summary within one business day.