Oral Fluid Drug Screen Device (see table below for various configurations)

SECTION 2: Hazards identification

Component Chemical and Common name Test Strips: Striped membrane: Cellulose Nitrite, (collodion) Pyroxylin, Pyroxylin Plastics Conjugate Pad: Borosilicate Glass Fiber with Polyvinyl Alcohol (PVA) Binder Antigens conjugate for Membrane: Antigen Conjugate Multi Monoclonal Antibody/Gold Conjugate: Colloidal Gold Conjugate Oral Fluid Collector: Sponge: Polyvinyl Alcohol Collector Cap, Stick, and Chamber: Acrylonitrile Styrene (Plastic) Adhesive Polypropylene Others: The test devices stored in a sealed foil pouch containing desiccant Section 3: Hazards Identification Emergency Overview: NOT HAZARDOUS Device: Lead and other heavy metals not used in/on device Desiccant granules sealed within packet non-toxic but can be irritating. Flashing point Fire & Explosion Hazards Striped Membrane: *180C Polyester backing thicknesses in inches (μm) Cellulose Nitrate membranes are classified as a flammable solid and burn rapidly with intense heat. Extinguish media; burning membrane can be extinguished by the use of water, dry chemical, sand or foam. *Note: the Flashing Point of 180°C came from W.H.P.M., China Study Source Data Health Hazard: Each Device contains sodium azide at a concentration that is below the acceptable limit of LD50 Oral - rat/mouse - 27 mg/kg and LD50 Dermal - rabbit - 20 mg/kg