Showing posts with label chemicals in kits. Show all posts
Showing posts with label chemicals in kits. Show all posts
Thursday, May 1, 2008
Chemical Hygiene
Under the OSHA Chemical Hygiene Standard of 1990, chemicals that are in kits or contain less than 1% of a hazardous chemical do not have to be listed or treated differently. Many of the stains and reagents come in kits and rarely contain any chemical that is more that 1%. One colleague asked specifically about the Hematek packs. Under OSHA's definition they are considered a kit. They can remain on the shelf until they are opened and put on the machine where they remain until the pack is empty.
Labels:
acids,
chemical hygiene,
chemicals in kits,
OSHA
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