MSDS Access
By law all occupational users of chemicals need to:
- Know what an MSDS is, and it’s relevance to their health and safety
- Have access to MSDS for the chemicals they use. Electronic access is acceptable as long as the user has the ability to print out a hard copy. EH&S recommends that labs print hard copies of the most common and/or most hazardous chemicals they routinely use.
MSDS Resources
University of California-MSDS Database
Vermont Safety Information Resources, Inc. (SIRI)
Sigma-Aldrich MSDS (many specialty chemicals)
MSDS Provider (Manufacturer-direct access)
Oxford University MSDS Database
Where to Find MSDSs on the Internet
Canadian MSDS for Micro-Organisms
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