You don’t need someone to write you a new Safety Data Sheet (SDS). You need to know whether the sheet you already have is EU-valid — and whether the data behind it will survive an audit.
You sell chemicals from China into the European Union, and you already run your own catalogue and your own shop. What you buy from us is not another website — it is auditable regulatory data you can export, check and feed into your own systems, every field carrying its own source and expiry date. Send us the sheet you already have and the free SDS audit tells you what an EU inspector would most likely flag. Free.
The goods are fine. One document holds them.
A stopped container does not bill you once. Storage charges accrue day after day, your delivery date slides past the point of rescue, and the buyer who was waiting quietly hands the next order to someone else. The chemistry was never in question — a single sheet was, and to your customer that lands as your failure, not the form’s. We cannot promise a shipment clears customs — nobody honestly can. What we do is strip out the documentation defects inspectors flag most often, before your goods reach the border.
The decision, if you already run a catalogue
You are not shopping for a shop. You have one. The real question is narrower: is the regulatory data under your products EU-valid, and can you prove it — line by line, source by source — when someone asks?
Our answer is to leave your catalogue where it is and give you the data layer beneath it. Each substance record is keyed on the pair (CAS number, physical form) → regulatory fields, each with its source and an expiry date, so the same CAS as a gas and as a 36% solution never collapse into one wrong classification. How the engine builds that record, and how the enforced sales block works, is on the platform page; here we stay on the part that matters to a company running its own catalogue: getting that data out, auditing it, and wiring it in.
Bulk data you can audit — and a B2B path
For teams working at catalogue scale, the value is not one page. It is the whole set, exportable and checkable:
- Bulk export — every product, every field, with its provenance state and a reference to its source. Auditable outside our platform.
- Dashboard — a view of the whole catalogue: what is verified, aggregated or unverified, what is blocked from sale, and what is about to expire before a printed label goes stale.
- B2B integration — programmatic read access to the record
(CAS, form) → fields + source + expiry, so your own systems can consume it directly.
The three provenance states behind every field — Verified, Aggregated, Unverified — are graded the same way in the export as on screen; the full method is set out at how we verify. The sales block that stops a restricted item from being bought is enforced, not just displayed; that mechanism is described on the platform page.
Three honest notes before you buy
The limits are the offer, so we put them in front of the data, not behind it. The full list lives on the platform page; the three that most affect a company running its own catalogue are these.
- The label supplier field is yours, not ours. CLP labels come from the same record, per product, in the destination-country language, ready to print — but the supplier field on a CLP label (Article 17) must carry your EU-based entity. Our operator is registered in London, outside the EU.
- The SDS draft is not a signed SDS. The platform produces a structurally complete draft with provenance on every value, but under REACH the entire sheet must be compiled by a competent person — some sections lean hardest on qualified judgement. Signing is a separate service, or your own consultant.
- SDS drafts are produced in the destination-country language. A Germany-bound draft in German, a France-bound one in French — the same method, per destination.
The rest of the boundaries — no „REACH compliance” as a checkbox, no signed SDSs, no mixture classification from ingredients — are stated in full on the platform page. Be sceptical of anyone who sells EU compliance as a finished guarantee — including us.
Start with one sheet
You don’t want us to write you a Safety Data Sheet. You want to know whether the sheet you already have would pass the EU border document check. To be exact: we do not guarantee clearance — we point to the defects inspectors find most often.
An exposure limit given with no legal basis is a defect inspectors commonly record — the sort of formal check we run for any EU or EEA destination today. We keep the enforcement picture qualitative on this page; the sourced version is on why one in three fails.
One sheet shows an incident. Five sheets show whether the problem is your template. That is why the free SDS audit runs on up to five sheets per company.
Science first. Commerce as consequence.
In plain terms: we get the data right, and the business follows from that.
Who runs this
This platform is operated by Nonsensia Ltd, Company No. 15165427, registered in London, United Kingdom. The United Kingdom is outside the EU — a fact, stated plainly, because it decides whose name goes on your EU label. dhscientific.com is a live demonstration of the MOL-GOD chemical-commerce platform. The catalogue you see is a demo. Nothing on it is for sale.
Send us the sheet you already have
Send us the sheet you already have and your destination country. Within 48 hours we return a nine-point report of what an EU inspector would most likely flag. Free — you pay nothing to see it.