Haemo-Sol - Non Phosphate

Physical hazards

May cause irritation to eyes, skin, and respiratory tract

Health hazards

ACUTE AND CHRONIC) Eye Contact: May cause irritation and redness. Contact of Sodium Carbonate may be corrosive to eyes and cause conjuctival edema and corneal destruction. Skin: Prolonged contact may irritate skin and cause redness to occur. The DEA can be severely irritating to the skin. Inhalation: May irritate the upper respiratory tract and mucus membranes. Urea may be absorbed into the bloodstream with symptoms similar to ingestion. Ingestion: May be harmful if swallowed. May cause discomfort/diarrhea or stomach distress. Chronic Exposure: A study of 67 workers in an environment with high airborne concentrations of urea found a high incidence of protein metabolism disturbances, moderate emphysema, and chronic weight loss. Aggravation of Pre-existing Conditions: Supersensitive individuals with skin or eye problems, kidney impairment or asthmatic condition should have physician's approval before exposure to urea dust. SIGNS AND SYMPTOMS OF EXPOSURE: Eye Contact: Burning, irritation, pain, and redness of eyes. Risk of serious injury from Sodium Carbonate increases if eyes are kept tightly closed and other symptoms may appear from absorption of into the bloodstream via the eyes. Skin Contact: Irritation may include redness, itching and pain. Inhalation: Sneezing, coughing, shortness of breath. Ingestion: Burning or irritation to mouth and esophagus, stomach pain or discomfort. Urea may also cause headache, confusion, and electrolyte depletion. 3. COMPOSITION AND INGREDIENTS CHEMICAL NAME CAS #: WT/WT % EINECS # R Phrases Sodium Carbonate 497-19-8 60-100 207-838-8 R36 Urea 57-13-6 3-7 200-315-5 NE DEA 68603-42-9 1-5 271-657-0 NE Surfactant NA 1-5 NE Sodium Edetate 64-02-8 1-5 200-573-9 R22, R41 4. FIRST AID INFORMATION