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Reproductive toxicants (GHS H360, H361, H362)

Reproductive toxicants can impair fertility or harm the unborn child. Under GHS, H360 means “may damage fertility or the unborn child” (Category 1A/1B), H361 means suspected (Category 2), and H362 covers effects on or via lactation.

19 chemicals in our database. Values are for the pure substance from public sources; check your supplier's SDS for your product.

See also: Reproductive toxicity hazard class

ChemicalCASReproductive codesSignal word
Acrylamide79-06-1H361fDanger
Bisphenol A80-05-7H360FDanger
Borax (B4Na2O7.10H2O)1303-96-4H360FDDanger
Boric Acid10043-35-3H360FDDanger
Cadmium7440-43-9H361fdDanger
Carbon Monoxide630-08-0H360DDanger
Chloroform67-66-3H361dDanger
Chromium Trioxide1333-82-0H361, H361fDanger
Dimethylformamide68-12-2H360DDanger
Ethylene Oxide75-21-8H360FdDanger
Hexane110-54-3H361fDanger
Lead7439-92-1H360FD, H362Danger
Mercury7439-97-6H360DDanger
Potassium Dichromate7778-50-9H360FDDanger
Potassium Permanganate7722-64-7H361dDanger
Styrene100-42-5H361dDanger
Tetrahydrofurfuryl alcohol97-99-4H360DfDanger
Toluene108-88-3H361dDanger
Trimethylolpropane77-99-6H360Danger

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