Which label section provides details about potential health effects and toxicity?

• A. Directions for use.
• B. Toxicological information.
• C. Emergency response plan.
• D. Guarantee.

Answer: (B)

Health effects and toxicity are described in the toxicological information section of a label. This part lists how the product can affect health, including possible symptoms, the kinds of toxicity (acute and chronic), and how exposure might occur. It also provides first aid guidance and medical treatment recommendations, helping you understand what to do if exposure happens and what precautions to take to stay safe.

Directions for use tells you how to apply the product—rates, timing, and the personal protective equipment needed during application. The emergency response plan covers steps for spills or accidents. The guarantee is about product quality and is not related to health effects. So for information on health effects and toxicity, the toxicological information section is the relevant one.