Washington Pesticide Laws and Safety Practice Test

What should you consider if a pesticide label does not have personal protective equipment statements?

1. The product's price

2. The signal word, route of entry statement, and specific action statements

3. The product's expiry date

4. The company's contact information

The correct answer is: The signal word, route of entry statement, and specific action statements

If a pesticide label does not have personal protective equipment statements, it is important to consider other safety information such as the signal word, route of entry statement, and specific action statements. These can provide important information about the toxicity and potential hazards of the pesticide, and help determine the appropriate personal protective equipment needed to safely handle the product. Ignoring these safety warnings could lead to serious health complications or accidents. The product's price, expiry date, and company's contact information are all important factors to consider as well, but they do not provide the necessary safety information for handling the pesticide.