Signs associated with eye irritation
Ingredients from MSDSLabel ChemicalCAS No Unique IDPercentPropylene dinoctyl oil, white008042475>1PEG40 stearate009004993>1Carbomer 934009007163Coconut fatty acid, polyethylene glycol diester068139913>1Alcohols, C1216, ethoxylated monostearate SE mixture999999473>1MSDS No reportable quantities of hazardous materials present999999708 Note Brand names are trademarks of their respective holders. If vomiting should occur after ingestion of large amount of lotion is ingested, it have laxative effects. Toxicology testing indicates that Keri Lotion is negative for mutagenicity in the Ames test.
If large amount of lotion is ingested, it have laxative effects. IrritationMineral oil, propylene glycol, and laureth4 be irritating to the skin of some employees during manufacturing.
Toxicology testing indicates that Keri Lotion is not irritating to the skin. Ingredients from MSDSLabel ChemicalCAS No Unique IDPercentPropylene dinoctyl oil, white008042475>1PEG40 stearate009004993>1Carbomer 934009007163Coconut fatty acid, polyethylene glycol diester068139913>1Alcohols, C1216, ethoxylated monostearate SE mixture999999473>1MSDS No reportable quantities of hazardous materials present999999708 Note Brand names are trademarks of their respective holders. Signs of irritation include redness, tearing, swelling, pain.
Toxicology testing indicates that Keri Lotion is negative for mutagenicity
If vomiting should occur after ingestion of large amount of the product there is potential for aspiration into the lungs and development
Signs associated with eye irritation include redness, burning, itching or swelling. The product has not been tested for carcinogenicity. Health RatingNFlammability RatingNReactivity RatingNHMIS Rating Scale0 Minimal1 Slight2 Moderate3 Serious4 SevereN No information provided by manufacturer Chronic Health HazardMSDS Date19960531 HandlingDisposal HandlingMSDS Avoid unnecessary contact. SensitizationToxicology testing shows that the product is not sensitizer.
SensitizationToxicology testing shows that the product is not sensitizer.
Signs associated with eye irritation include redness, burning, itching
Toxicology testing indicates that Keri Lotion is negative for mutagenicity in the Ames test. Acute Health EffectsFrom MSDSInhalation Exposure to this material by inhalation is not expected to occur due to the physical form of the product lotion. Medical Conditions Generally Aggravated by Exposure None known. Chronic Health EffectsMSDS There are no known chronic effects associated with the use of this product. Store product at room temperature and keep tightly closed. DisposalMSDS Dispose of in manner consistent with Federal, state, county and local regulations. If large amount of lotion is ingested, it have laxative effects. The product has not been tested for carcinogenicity.
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