DRAX LIQUIDATOR LIQUID ANT BAIT - ALL SIZES - EPA

SECTION 2: Hazards identification

It is a violation of Federal law to use this product in a manner inconsistent with its labeling. Drax Liquid Bait can be applied to pieces of cardboard, plastic tubing, refillable plastic bait stations, and on absorbing material (cotton balls, sponge, etc.) within a plastic dish. Tape or attach the enclosed "CAUTION" stickers to the refillable bait stations. The "CAUTION" sticker will include the following information: 1)name of product 2)EPA Reg #3) Ingredients and percentage 4)precautionary statements and 5) Signal Word.

Principle Routes of Exposure

Inhalation: Yes Ingestion: Yes Skin: Yes

Health hazards

Large amounts absorbed into blood stream from ingestion or through damaged skin may result in erythema, macular rash, nausea, diarrhea, dizziness, depression, CNS effects after 24 hours, through broken skin or 36-72 hours from ingestion. May cause slight irritation to broken skin. Animal studies have shown that ingestion of large amounts of Borates over prolonged periods of time causes a decrease in sperm production and testicle size in male laboratory animals and developmental effects in fetuses of pregnant female laboratory animals. No evidence of such effects in humans. Signs/symptoms Boric Acid - INGESTION: Acute oral LD50 (rats) 3.16 g/Kg. May cause of overexposure nausea, vomiting, diarrhea in doses >15gms. EYES May cause slight, reversible conjunctivitis. SKIN: May cause slight irritation on damaged skin. Acute dermal LD50 >2g/Kg (rabbits) INHALATION: Nuisance dust. May cause transitory sneezing and coughing.

Medical Conditions Generally Aggravated by Exposure

None known. NFPA Hazard Ratings Fire: 0 Health 1 Reactivity: 0 NFPA 704 Ratings are subject to interpretation and are only intended for general identification of the level of the specific hazard. All information must be considered for proper safe handling of the material.