Use these labels to record reagent integrity and potency. Ideal for chemistry and microbiology labs, each label has spaces for reagent name, analysis, dates and initials. Labels are printed in red and black ink on white stock and have permanent adhesive.

Reagent manufacturing labels must include essential information that ensures safety, traceability, and usability. The key elements provide the necessary details for proper handling and storage, ensuring compliance with regulatory guidelines.

Dec 19, 2023 · University researchers who synthesize a new chemical or product need to generate labels for containers holding the chemical/product that includes chemical information and any known or suspected hazards.

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This Laboratory Reagent Label is perfect for documentation of reagent and buffer information. It provides a space for storage temperature notation. Wrap them around vials. Latex impregnated with a permanent acrylic adhesive. Each label includes space for the following information: Solution, Concentration.

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This Laboratory Reagent Label is perfect for documentation of reagent and buffer information. It provides a space for storage temperature notation. Wrap them around vials. Latex impregnated with a permanent acrylic adhesive. Each label includes space for the following information: Solution, Concentration.

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We offer blank and pre-printed NFPA warning labels for quick and clear identification of hazardous chemicals and materials. The labels are divided into four color-coded sections, red to indicate flammability, blue for health hazards, yellow …