Observed arrival · 2026-11-06
SDS Buddy turns safety data sheets into quick-reference cards
A free reader that presents SDS PDFs or label photos as plain-language hazard, PPE, first-aid, and storage summaries, with on-device and offline processing described on the page.
- For
- People who handle chemicals in labs or workplaces
- Worth noticing
- The built-in acetone sample includes CAS 67-64-1, UN1090, a 15-minute eye-flush timer, and an explicit original-SDS cross-check.
Field notes
The sample library names acetone, sulfuric acid (95–98%), and isopropyl alcohol (99%). The acetone view organizes information into hazard classification, mandatory PPE, first aid, spill response, storage incompatibilities, and an eye-flush timer; it also offers JSON and CSV controls. The displayed card is labeled illustrative, with no original PDF attached, and the page instructs readers to verify summaries against the manufacturer's SDS.
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One card from the complete issue