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sorry that was meant to read the manufacturers label has to to be the new ghs label, not us. I hope you can understand what I mean.

yes, or you can just write it on the bottom of the bottle if possible. the old class is only used for storage purposes, which is still the old regulation. as we still have to store it under the old system but label has to be ghs new system soon.

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I have placed the website for chemwatch running down the page. It may be an idea to call or have an online chat with chemwatch and ask whether you can be changed over now rather than waiting.

same company different program.
I hope the pics help

fibreweb I have sent you a PM

Hi Dime, it is on the left hand side of screen. before you make any labels, you have to set up the labels yourself. There is a tutorial to watch on chemwatch. this is what I watched and then learnt to make my own. If you go to the top of the middle right hand side of screen you will see a-z icon the...

Hi Lada,
I guess it depends on which vendor you go with and I have also added both ghs and class pictograms to my D-gen labels.

Hey Jazz,

I got that straight off chemwatch as a pdf, here is the mini sds for the solution.

Here are the pics from my comment above. had to resize them. Hope this helps.

Regards Superbug

I have done all small dropper bottle trays. not sure if I will do all dropper bottles individually. As long as it has a name & concentration I think that is good enough esp when they are 30ml or the plastic bottles, cause as you squeeze the plastic ones the label comes off. I use chemwatch - D-G...

We were told by independent school board that " non hazardous and household cleaning and general use products are not required to have an sds". But we do have minis for some as they are used in the classroom for experiments such as bleach. But general cleaner cupboards we dont bother, like...

I always let maintenance know I have thrown out glass, just in case, they do decide to jump in. not sure if they do jump in, but I let them know anyway.

Ok Thanks Labbie. So why do independent school teachers have to do them? or dont they have too do them either?
Any ideas?

Sorry I must have missed something. Are we talking about lab assistants or teachers or both that do not require RA's? I'm confused

Hi Sunray 18
I believe we are still to store them under the old system.
there is a storage regulation which is old Which is what we should be following from before.
But the new ghs regulation only applies to labelling.

Superbug

Hi Lada, I have changed all my dropper bottles over. just the chemical's I make up i do on the run. One point to note is that although they are ghs labels with new symbols. we are still required to store them the same way as before ie class 5, 6, 8, 9 and non hazardous. So we should have storage of ...

i have a melb phone number for them, 03 9573 3500. hope that helps.

yes i am able to get in

look at previous post website



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Yes but I really only needed the wire connectors and if possible spare parts for later. I called lego education and they dont sell spare parts for the kit as it is 20 yrs old.