5. Determine preparation classification

To establish the classification of the preparation, the indications of danger will be listed and associated with the risk phrases.

The usual practice is to list physico-chemical hazards in order, followed by toxicological hazards and then environmental hazards. For each category of hazard, the most severe are given priority.

Example: for health hazards, CMR properties will appear first, followed by very toxic, toxic, harmful, corrosive and finally irritant properties:

Preparation X :

• Carc. Cat. 3 ; R40 ;

• T ; R23/24/25 ;

• C ; R34 ;

• R43.