INHALATION

Photographic chemicals have low vapour pressure, so they are unlikely to be an inhalation hazard when at an ambient temperature.

Dust or mist is a hazard.

• If products are inhaled, remove the patient to fresh air and keep warm and at rest
• if breathing is irregular, or has stopped, give artificial respiration
• Give no liquids or solids by mouth to an unconscious person

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​EYE CONTACT

If chemicals are splashed in the yes, they should be rinsed out immediately with plenty of tepid water, and whilst the eyelids are held open.
                                             SEEK MEDICAL HELP IMMEDIATELY

​SKIN CONTACT

• Remove all contaminated clothing
• Wash the skin thoroughly with soap and water

INGESTION

If chemicals are accidentally swallowed, drink large quantities of water for dilution.
                                                    SEEK MEDICAL ATTENTION
                                                    DO NOT INDUCE VOMITING

IN ALL CASES OF DOUBT - OR IF SYMPTOMS PERSIST - SEEK MEDICAL ATTENTION AND SHOW THE PRODUCE LABEL AND/OR MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEET TO THE DOCTOR