Which type of label statement is exemplified by 'Corrosive, Causes irreversible eye damage. Harmful if swallowed'?

• A. Practical Treatment
• B. Physical Or Chemical Hazard
• C. Precautionary
• D. Environmental Risk

Answer: (C)

The main idea here is that label statements can either describe the hazard or tell you what to do to avoid harm. The line given lists the dangers directly—it's stating that the substance is corrosive, can cause irreversible eye damage, and is harmful if swallowed. That kind of wording is meant to prompt safe, protective actions from the user. It’s about preventing exposure and guiding behavior, which is the hallmark of precautionary statements. It isn’t about offering a treatment or detailing environmental risks, and it isn’t just a simple hazard classification without guidance. So this phrasing best fits the precautionary category.