Methylene blue SDS directory
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3 matching records
| Exact product | Edition | Handling, spill, and disposal notes |
|---|---|---|
| Thermo Fisher Scientific Chemicals Methylene Blue, 1% w/v aqueous solution 42771 · AA42771AE Hydrate CAS 122965-43-9 and water. Product name states w/v; Section 3 separately lists 1% by weight. | United States, English 28 December 2025 | Not classified as hazardous under the stated OSHA standard. Protect eyes and skin; avoid strong oxidizers. Section 6 uses solid-cleanup wording for a liquid. Confirm the procedure with the supplier or local safety team. No drain release. Generator determines waste classification. |
| Fisher Scientific UK Methylene Blue, trihydrate solid >95% BP117-100 · 10307033 CAS 7220-79-3; dry dark-green solid. | Great Britain, English 13 October 2023 | Harmful if swallowed. Avoid dust; use task-appropriate gloves and eye protection. Collect solid without raising dust, into suitable closed containers. Section 13 classifies waste as hazardous; route contaminated packaging to hazardous or special collection. No drains; waste code depends on use. |
| Remel Loefflers Methylene blue R40083 Section 3 weight percentages: ethanol 21–22%, methanol 1.15%, methylene blue trihydrate 0.23%, water 70–80%. | United States, English 5 February 2015 Older revision served. Confirm with supplier. Open R40083 SDS (PDF) | Flammable; organ-toxicity hazards. Control ignition and static; maintain ventilation. Use inert absorbent, spark-proof tools, and suitable closed waste containers. Use an approved disposal facility. Generator determines waste classification, including solvent constituents. |
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