Know what your MSDS/SDS should say.
A safety data sheet describes a specific product. If a buyer, courier or marketplace has asked for one, start with their message and the product you are sending. We’ll help you make sense of the request.
What did they ask you for?
The wording matters. Choose the situation closest to yours to see which information helps us review it.
They need to understand your finished product.
Share the product name, formulation or ingredients you have, physical form, and their exact checklist. A supplier sheet for one ingredient may not describe the product you sell.
Read the MSDS/SDS basicsTransport information needs a closer look.
Tell us what you are shipping, how it is packed, where it is going and what the carrier requested. An SDS can support review, but it is not a transport approval on its own.
Understand SDS for shippingStart with the reason it was rejected.
Send the existing sheet and the buyer’s or carrier’s feedback. We can review whether the document matches the current formulation and what needs correcting.
See how rectification worksYou can begin with the message you received.
You do not need to pick a service first. Share the product and the request in their words. We’ll identify what information is missing before confirming the document scope.
Share the request for reviewThe formulation makes the difference.
Two products called “perfume” can need different hazard and transport information. Their composition, alcohol content, physical form and packaging may differ.
An MSDS, now commonly called an SDS, sets out a product’s hazards, handling, storage and other safety details in 16 sections. It should describe the finished product, not just a generic category.
MSDS vs SDS: what changes? ↗Different requests need different answers.
Use these guides to understand what each document does. If the request is unclear, start with the exact wording you received.
A clear path from request to document.
Show us the product.
Share its name, form, available composition and the message from your buyer or carrier.
We check the scope.
We review the request, identify gaps and confirm what can be prepared, the price and the timeline.
The document is prepared.
Once the information is complete, we prepare the product-specific document for your review.
The usual 24–48-hour SDS turnaround starts after the required product information, clarification and payment are complete. Transport acceptance is decided by the recipient or carrier.
The market changes the requirements.
Tell us the destination and who requested the document. We’ll confirm the appropriate scope before work begins.
Product-specific SDS support.
One certificate starts at ₹3,999. Two separately defined products are ₹6,999; three or more are quoted after review.
Guidance for the destination.
International SDS authoring starts at $99 for one defined product. The destination, language and recipient’s request affect the scope.
See what matters for yours.
The details that affect an SDS vary by product. These guides help you prepare the information before you contact us.
Send the request in their words.
A product name, form, destination and the buyer’s or carrier’s message are enough to start a review. If you have a composition or an older SDS, include that too.
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Before you send anything.
Short answers to the questions we hear most often.
Which document should I choose?
Share the exact message or checklist received from the buyer, courier, marketplace or internal team. The document recommendation form is designed for requirements that are not yet clear.
How much does a new MSDS/SDS cost?
A new MSDS/SDS for one formulation starts at ₹3,999 for India. International SDS authoring starts at $99. Final international pricing can vary with product complexity, target market, language or localization, and the supporting data available.
Can one product require multiple documents?
Yes. A lithium battery shipment, for example, may involve an SDS, UN 38.3 test information and mode-specific transport documentation. The exact set depends on the product and requesting party.
Do you issue laboratory test results yourselves?
Laboratory results must come from actual testing. Where testing is required, the scope is defined first and the laboratory workflow is coordinated separately from documentation preparation.
Does submission guarantee courier or buyer acceptance?
No. The final decision remains with the courier, carrier, buyer, marketplace, customs team or authority reviewing the product and its supporting documents.
Start with the product and the question.
We’ll help you work out the next document.
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