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On this page: Use classification. Product name. Name and address of producer/registrant. Product registration. Establishment. Misuse statement. Ingredient statement. Precautionary.

The front panel of a pesticide label can include the following eight parts: restricted use pesticide statement; product name, brand, or trademark; ingredient statement; child hazard warning statement; signal word; first aid statement; skull and cross bones symbol and the word “Poison”; and net contents/net weight.

Unlike most other types of product labels, pesticide labels are legally enforceable, and all of them carry the statement: “It is a violation of Federal law to use this product in a manner inconsistent with its labeling.” In other words, the label is the law.

The signal word can be ei- ther: DANGER, WARNING or CAUTION. Products with the DANGER signal word are the most toxic. Products with the signal word CAUTION are lower in toxicity. 1 The U.S. En- vironmental Protection Agency (EPA) requires a signal word on most pesticide prod- uct labels.

The signal word can be ei- ther: DANGER, WARNING or CAUTION. Products with the DANGER signal word are the most toxic. Products with the signal word CAUTION are lower in toxicity. 1 The U.S. En- vironmental Protection Agency (EPA) requires a signal word on most pesticide prod- uct labels.

Pesticide labels must prominently display a signal word on the front unless they have a Class IV toxicity level (very slight hazard). Signal words identify the relative toxicity of a particular product. From most toxic to least toxic, the signal words are Danger- Poison, Danger, Warning, and Caution.

The first aid section tells you what to do if the product is swallowed, breathed in (inhaled), or has made contact with the skin or eyes. describe potential harmful effects to people, animals or the environment.

You can use EPA databases to find information on active and inert ingredients in pesticides and to find pesticide product labels....Pesticides Chemical Search Regulatory actions. Science reviews. Evaluation schedules. Public comment opportunities. Access to public dockets.

Read the label first. Brand Name. Different names are used by different manufacturers even though their products contain the same active ingredients. ... Product Type. ... EPA Registration Number. ... EPA Establishment Number. ... Manufacturer Name and Address. ... Ingredient Statement. ... Active Ingredient. ... Common Name.

The front panel of a pesticide label can include the following eight parts: restricted use pesticide statement; product name, brand, or trademark; ingredient statement; child hazard warning statement; signal word; first aid statement; skull and cross bones symbol and the word “Poison”; and net contents/net weight.

Pesticide labels contain detailed information on how to use the product correctly and legally. Labels also contain information on potential hazards associated with the product and instructions you should follow in the event of a poisoning or spill.

On this page: Use classification. Product name. Name and address of producer/registrant. Product registration. Establishment. Misuse statement. Ingredient statement. Precautionary.

The front panel of a pesticide label can include the following eight parts: restricted use pesticide statement; product name, brand, or trademark; ingredient statement; child hazard warning statement; signal word; first aid statement; skull and cross bones symbol and the word “Poison”; and net contents/net weight.

Unlike most other types of product labels, pesticide labels are legally enforceable, and all of them carry the statement: “It is a violation of Federal law to use this product in a manner inconsistent with its labeling.” In other words, the label is the law.

The signal word can be ei- ther: DANGER, WARNING or CAUTION. Products with the DANGER signal word are the most toxic. Products with the signal word CAUTION are lower in toxicity. 1 The U.S. En- vironmental Protection Agency (EPA) requires a signal word on most pesticide prod- uct labels.

The signal word can be ei- ther: DANGER, WARNING or CAUTION. Products with the DANGER signal word are the most toxic. Products with the signal word CAUTION are lower in toxicity. 1 The U.S. En- vironmental Protection Agency (EPA) requires a signal word on most pesticide prod- uct labels.

Pesticide labels must prominently display a signal word on the front unless they have a Class IV toxicity level (very slight hazard). Signal words identify the relative toxicity of a particular product. From most toxic to least toxic, the signal words are Danger- Poison, Danger, Warning, and Caution.

The first aid section tells you what to do if the product is swallowed, breathed in (inhaled), or has made contact with the skin or eyes. describe potential harmful effects to people, animals or the environment.

You can use EPA databases to find information on active and inert ingredients in pesticides and to find pesticide product labels....Pesticides Chemical Search Regulatory actions. Science reviews. Evaluation schedules. Public comment opportunities. Access to public dockets.

Read the label first. Brand Name. Different names are used by different manufacturers even though their products contain the same active ingredients. ... Product Type. ... EPA Registration Number. ... EPA Establishment Number. ... Manufacturer Name and Address. ... Ingredient Statement. ... Active Ingredient. ... Common Name.

The front panel of a pesticide label can include the following eight parts: restricted use pesticide statement; product name, brand, or trademark; ingredient statement; child hazard warning statement; signal word; first aid statement; skull and cross bones symbol and the word “Poison”; and net contents/net weight.

Pesticide labels contain detailed information on how to use the product correctly and legally. Labels also contain information on potential hazards associated with the product and instructions you should follow in the event of a poisoning or spill.