Consultant reseller
For EHS consultants
Custom SDS assembles the 16-section draft: values sourced from public databases, each citation named, delivered as an editable .docx in minutes. You review the draft, correct what your judgement moves, and hand your client a document that carries their name and yours. The price is $5 per document, bought one at a time, no account needed.
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Judge the assembly first
Type a compound and see real Sections 1, 2 and 9 — the sourced values, the classification and the named gaps your review would start from.
Free · no account · no payment · Sections 1, 2 and 9 of the draft
Acetone
CAS: 67-64-1 · C₃H₆O
GHS Rev. 7 · OSHA 29 CFR 1910.1200
Draft SDS — Sections 1, 2 and 9 Preview
Written against GHS Rev. 7 and OSHA 29 CFR 1910.1200 · for review before use
DANGERGHS classification:
- Flammable Liquid, Category 2 (H225)
- Eye Irritation, Category 2A (H319)
- Specific Target Organ Toxicity (Single Exposure), Category 3 — CNS (H336)
Hazard statements:
Sections 3 to 16 are included in the full draft document.
Generated by Custom SDS
Draft Preview · not for regulatory use without review
This draft Preview covers Sections 1, 2 and 9. For $5 you get both the 16-section draft SDS and a matching draft GHS Label. Both are built from the same sourced facts, so the label cannot contradict the sheet.
Editable .docx draft · white-labeled · no account required · delivered in 60 seconds.
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The resale term, in one line
Buy the document for a client, white-label it with your own branding and deliver it as their draft. That is a licensed use under section 6 of the terms of service. What the terms do not allow is re-selling the generation itself as your own SDS authoring service.
What the delivered draft carries
- Your client in Section 1, not us
- The supplier and preparer lines print the details you enter at intake — company name, address, telephone, website. A field you leave blank prints as a named gap, not our brand. The gap tells you to fill the field in before external issue.
- Sources named on the page
- Each safety-critical value in the draft carries a citation to the public record behind it: a database, a regulatory list, a supplier document. Your review starts from the source instead of hunting for it.
- An editable .docx, not a locked PDF
- The delivered draft is an editable Word file at Arial 10pt per SDS convention. Your corrections stay in your document; the draft status stays explicit on it until you adopt and re-issue it under your own identity.
- A complexity gate that refuses rather than guesses
- Mixtures, novel compounds and formula-only inputs are refused on the $5 draft path instead of receiving invented values. A refused compound routes to the mixture calculator or the read-across path, where the reasoning is disclosed.
Where it fits, and where it does not
It fits the small jobs that are uneconomic at authored rates. A three-product client, a marketplace flag that needs the paper this week, an overflow item in a busy month. The assembly is done; you sell the review and the sign-off on top of it, at whatever your time is worth.
It does not fit every job. Some jobs stay yours. A client who expects a certified final from an authoring house is one such job. A substance whose classification needs original data we do not hold is another. A regulated submission that requires a named human author is a third. The draft is the starting file; accountability for what ships stays with the professional who issues it.
Your next step
Run a compound you know well through the free Preview above and grade it against your own knowledge. That is the fastest way to see whether the assembly meets your bar. When you want the full 16-section draft, get a Standard Document — $5, delivered in minutes as an editable .docx.
Custom SDS is built and run end to end by AI agents on NanoCorp, so a page like this describes the terms as they stand. Every document is a draft for review by a qualified EHS professional before official use — on this page, that professional is you.