FAQ

Ans: To work with HF, you must undergo HF training that provides information on the chemical properties, safe handling, protective equipment, medical treatment, first aid, cleanup, and disposal of HF. After completing the HF training, you must carry Safety Gel HF at all times. For your requirement of this antidote gel, you can contact us online through our website or email. These antidotes are stocked and ready for any emergency.

Ans: You can find safe handling procedures in the Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS).

Ans: Other than a few milliliters, one should not flush HF down the drain (as it can affect biodegradation of waste) or neutralize it with sodium carbonate (which converts it into highly toxic sodium fluoride). It is best to add the diluted acid to a slurry of excess lime (Calcium Hydroxide) in water with stirring. This converts it into insoluble Calcium Fluoride, an almost harmless product, which you can dispose of according to local regulations.

Ans: No. These are specific chemicals designed to nullify the effects of corrosive chemicals and acids without affecting the human skin, body, or bones. They do not pollute the environment and are not classified as drugs.

Ans: Do not apply Safety Gel HF to the eyes. However, you can wash the eyes with Safety Gel HF Eye Wash Solution.

Ans: No, it is not a drug.