What are the precautions on the label?
1122847
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1122848
Fairly standard for any insecticide or arachnicide . Too long to list here but probably similar to DEET.. Main active ingredients are pyrthrins.
1777091
No, not normal. It should have a label like in the picture. The label can be torn off, but it would have to be deliberate.
211625
Most probiotic labels only guarantee their 20 billion live culture claim at manufacture, not at the consumer. The manufacturer has no control over how carefully the product is handled once they ship it to a distributor. For example if the product is allowed to sit in high temperatures in a warehouse, that will negatively impact the number of probiotic cultures that survive. I for one would not recommend purchasing probiotics by mail during the summer as they will roast sitting in mail/delivery trucks.
1402621
My experience is the same as the other respondents. Proper filling will keep the label dry any liquid that May have contacted the label while I'm drying it has not done any damage.
960699
I don't know. There isn't anything on the label about it that I could see. Sorry.
1747871
It should stay on with glue. If in doubt, tape over the whole label once it is addressed. DO NOT COVER A TRACKING CONFIRMATION NUMBER. Tape the edges, but not the scan strip. Hope that helps.
882257
I did not have a problem. I don't remember there being any labels on the containers when I got them
1331757
From what I can read on thr label, no. I am not the manufacturer however so, yeah, I can't say with 100% certainty.
126247
on label,"warning: this product contains chemical(s) known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defect or other reproductive harm", but I don't know if it's safe for the sofa!
2148057
I would say that the label seems like it is on there pretty good. I didn't try removing it because I didn't want to have a half torn off mess.
1419404
No there are no particular precautions needed. The small amount of borax, the active ingredient, is not dangerous to a human in such small doses. In fact borax is used in some cosmetics, tooth whitening formulations, water softening, laundry detergents, etc. The other main ingredient is a sugar to attract the ants so the only real concern is keeping the trap out of the reach of young children so they don't eat all your traps requiring you to buy more to get the job done... an annoyance, not a danger.
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should call the manufacturer for this type of questionget a close-up view of the label and call them
673097
I don't believe you should be doing this. It would be using the bottle in a manner inconsistent with its labeling.
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I don't know. I personally would not. Read label warnings and/or contact mfg.
94855
I am careful when my grandson plays with anything. I don't trust any packaging labels when it comes to the safety of my children. There are small pieces that if broken off, could cause chocking hazards. Hope this helps.
129521
My bottle has a label that extends OVER a significant part of the rest of the label, where the exp. date most likely would be. See if this is the case for you. In addition, as has been mentioned, an exp. date is not critical for this product.
2107802
That's totally up to you. I don't recall there being a label advising one way or the other. I tend to wash most items before using that come in contact with the skin. However, I have placed the pads under the top sheet on the bed and under a seat cover on a chair, and in these instances did not wash before use.