If a pesticide label is incomplete due to package size, what should be obtained from the manufacturer?

When a pesticide label is incomplete due to package size, obtaining a supplemental label from the manufacturer is essential. The supplemental label provides necessary information that may not fit on the primary label due to space constraints. This information can include specific usage instructions, safety guidelines, and application methods that help ensure safe and effective use of the pesticide.

Choosing a new label wouldn't be practical since the primary label's information is still valid but simply lacking in its full presentation. Verbal confirmations may not provide the detailed, legally binding instructions contained in a label, which could lead to improper usage of the pesticide. A revised chemical safety document, while important, does not specifically address the label completeness issue and is usually not a substitute for the labeling that guides the end user in the safe application of the pesticide. Therefore, a supplemental label is the most appropriate and effective solution to ensure users have access to all relevant information.