MATERIALS SAFETY DATA SHEET



                                             GLO GERM POWDER



                                                  Glo Germ Company

                                                     PO Box 537

                                                  Moab, Utah 84532



                                    Emergency & Information Telephone Numbers

                                                1-800-842-6622



                                                 September 30, 2003



Introduction The Glo Germ Powder is 100% synthetic Organic Colorant A-594-5 (Blaze Orange or Invisible Blue are

the two available colors. The following information applies to both colors). The Glo Germ Powder is not diluted with any

inert material. Therefore it is highly concentrated. The plastic particles are 5 microns and smaller. When the powder is

‘puffed� or thrown into the air like dust, it is a lung irritant. The Glo Germ Company strongly recommends minimizing

dust or powder in the air.







Section I � Product Information

         Product code: A-594-5                                                  NFPA Ratings     H    FR

         Product class: Synthetic Organic Colorant                                               1    10

         Product CAS: Mixture



Section II � Hazardous Ingredients

         No hazardous ingredients known at this time



Section III � Physical Data

         Boiling range: none                                                    Vapor density: non-volatile

         Evap. rate: non-volatile (Volatiles vol.% = 0, Wgt % = 0)              Liquid density: heavier than water

         Appearance: colorless powder                                           Weight per gallon: 11.41 pounds

         V.O.C.: see section IX



Section IV � Fire and Explosion Hazard Data

Flammability Class: NA Flash Point: None F            LEL: None                           UEL: None

Extinguishing media: Based on the NFPA guide for class A fires, use dry chemical, water or another suitable

         extinguishing agent. For large fires, use water spray or fog, thoroughly drenching the burning area.

Special firefighting procedures: Clear area of personnel. Approach upwind. Wear self-contained breathing

         apparatus.

Unusual fire and explosion hazards: improper handling may lead to dust cloud formation, which, as with any

         organic compound, is an explosion hazard.



Section V � Health Effect Information

        Eye contact: Minimal irritation upon contact.

        Skin contact: Minimal irritation upon contact.

        Inhalation: Similar to nuisance dust. Avoid inhaling.

Section VI � Emergency and First Aid

        Eye contact:     Flush with water for at least 15 minutes while holding eyelids open.

        Skin contact:    Wash with soap and water. Implement good industrial hygiene.

        Inhalation:      Remove victim to fresh air. Call a physician. Treat symptoms.

        Ingestion:      Do not induce vomiting. Give victim plenty of water. Call a physician.







Section VII � Personal Health Protection

        Eye protection:           Glasses or goggles recommended.

        Skin protection:          Required only for sensitive individuals.

        Respiratory protection: In the case that levels above OSHA’s PEL are present, use a NIOSH approved respira-

                                  tor.

        Ventilation:              General ventilation for comfort conditioning is usually enough to maintain the dust

                                  within the nuisance limit of 5 mg/cu.m.



Section VIII � Reactivity Data

        Stability:                      Stable

        Hazardous polymerization:       Will not occur

        Incompatibility:                Avoid contact with strong oxidizers (i.e., chlorine, peroxides, chromate, ni-

                                        tric acid, perchlorates, concentrated oxygen, permanganates) which can gen-

                                        erate heat, fires, explosions, and the release of toxic fumes.

        Conditions to avoid:            Excessive dust in the vicinity of electrical or other spark generating equip-

                                        ment should be avoided, as should extremely warm temperatures.

        Hazardous decomposition products:         The fumes and smoke released contain oxides of carbon, sulfur, and

                                        nitrogen, which are highly toxic. Do not breath smoke or fumes. Wear suit-

                                        able protective equipment.



Section IX � Spill or Leak Procedures

         This product is not defined as a hazardous waste under EPA 40 CFR 261. Sweep up and dispose of substance as

         any dust or dirt should any be spilled or leak.



Section X � Regulatory Information

        Federal: OSHA Hazard Communication Rule, 29 CFR 1910.1200: See Section II for hazardous ingredients

                          as defined.

                 This product contains no ingredients covered by the Clean Water Act.

                 Product is not a regulated material under CERCLA/Superfund Amendments and Reauthorization Act

                          (Title III) 40 CFR 117, 302. Notification of spills is not required.

                 This product does not contain an ozone depleting substance (ODS) nor was it manufactured with

                          them.

        State: This product does not contain ingredients listed on the Michigan Critical Materials List.