9. Physical and chemical properties: Describe the basic physical and chemical properties of the massage cream, such as appearance and properties, odor, melting point/freezing point, initial boiling point/boiling range, flash point, evaporation rate, vapor pressure, relative density (water = 1), pungency Alcohol/water partition coefficient, decomposition temperature, auto-ignition temperature, pH value, explosion limit, relative vapor density (air = 1), solubility, flammability, massage paste, kinematic viscosity, etc.

10. Stability and reactivity: Describe the stability and reactivity of the massage cream, including stability, reactivity, incompatible materials, conditions to avoid contact, and decomposition products.

11. Toxicological information: Provide toxicological information on chemicals, including acute toxicity (LD50, LD50), irritation, sensitization, subacute and chronic toxicity, mutagenicity, teratogenicity and carcinogenicity in different ways of exposure. wait.

12. Ecological information: Provide ecological information of massage cream, including acute/chronic aquatic toxicity, persistence, degradability, accumulation, migration in soil, etc.

13. Disposal: refers to the safe disposal method of packages contaminated by massage cream and massage cream with no use value, including disposal methods and precautions.

14. Transportation information: refers to the packaging and transportation rules of domestic and international massage creams, as well as the classification and numbering regulations for sea, land and air transportation, including dangerous goods numbers, packaging categories, packaging marks, packaging methods, UN numbers and transportation precautions, etc.

15. Regulatory information: mainly laws, regulations and standards on massage cream management.

16. Other information: Provide other information important to safety, such as references, disclaimers, etc.

This information helps users understand the potential risks of massage creams and take appropriate precautions.