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Chronic exposure to low concentrations of methyl bromide may produce central nervous system effects In addition, severe corrosion of containers and equipment made of these metals will occur. Signs include mental confusion, lethargy, inability to focus one's eye, incoordination and muscle weakness repeated skin contact may cause dermatitis may cause damage to organs through prolonged or repeated exposure by inhalation.
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Read all labeling before using this product, and follow all directions and precautions The use of methyl bromide with aluminum, magnesium, zinc and alkali metals will result in the liberation of toxic gases, and possible fire and explosion If you do not understand the label, find a certified applicator to explain it to you in detail.
References epa methyl bromide commodity fumigation buffer zone lookup tables epa archive “report of food quality protection act (fqpa) tolerance reassessment and risk management decision (tred) for methyl bromide, and reregistration eligibility decision (red) for methyl bromide’s commodity uses”, dated august 2006 usda aphis ppq treatment manual
See epa's pdf page to learn more Provided below is the information for the product/registration number selected. Move the following text which currently appears on page 4 to page 3 immediately below the misuse statement Methyl bromide is a highly hazardous material and may be used only by individuals trained in its proper use
Before using, read and follow all label precautions and directions. In fires fueled by other materials, methyl bromide may liberate hazardous gases
