Poisoning & Emergency Information

National Poisons Centre - 0800 764 766 (free 24 hour service)

Poisoning is defined as exposure to a substance that is harmful to your body. If you or someone else has been exposed to a poison, please contact the number above. The following information has been derived from the National Poisons Centre:

• Poisons can be swallowed, inhaled, or absorbed through or injected under the skin

• Acute poisoning results from poison entering the body in a short time

• Chronic poisoning results from gradual accumulation of a poison

• Some substances can cause serious effects even in small amounts and you should act immediately

• Check the packet or bottle for instructions and call the National Poisons Centre

• Dial 111 in an emergency when urgent medical care is required

Safety Information

• Although our products are natural and chemical-free, caution must still be exercised

• Avoid contact with eyes, skin and open wounds

• Wear protective gloves

• Do not spray directly onto humans or pets

• Keep out of reach and sight from children - please note that not all of our products have a safety cap

• Keep the room well ventilated

• Do not use Urine Off or any other cleaning product as an air freshener

Urine Finders

• Prolonged and direct exposure to UV light can be harmful to the eyes - this is generally only a concern for professionals who regularly use the Institutional Urine Finder

• The output in the Mini LED Urine Finder is not so bright as to cause harm; however, caution must be exercised by never looking directly into the light

• For extra protection, most prescription glasses and safety glasses generally have a UV coating and can be worn during use