All the following are information found on a Material Safety Data Sheet EXCEPT?

A Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS), now known as a Safety Data Sheet (SDS), serves as a comprehensive guide that outlines the potential hazards and safe handling practices for various chemical substances. It includes critical information that professionals in the beauty and health industry need to ensure safety while working with products.

Hazardous ingredients are detailed on an SDS, allowing users to understand what chemicals are present in a product and their risks. Handling and storage procedures are provided to give guidance on how to use and store the material safely to prevent accidents or adverse effects. Emergency first aid measures are included to instruct on the appropriate response to exposure or incidents, ensuring quick and effective action in potentially dangerous situations.

Retail products do not typically appear on an SDS because this document is focused on the safety aspects of materials rather than the market details, such as retail branding, packaging, or product sales information. Thus, the absence of retail products from the SDS is what distinguishes it from the required safety and handling information typically included.