Infection Control & SafetyQuestion 238 of 484
A nail technician's neighbor brings in a 'great deal' on monomer in an unlabeled white jug. The technician should:
a.Use it but mix it half-and-half with regular EMA
b.Use it only on toenails, not fingernails
c.Test it on themselves first
d.Refuse the product; unlabeled monomer is a major MMA red flag and using it can violate state law
Explanation
An unlabeled liquid monomer with a 'great deal' price is a serious red flag for prohibited MMA. The technician should refuse the product. Use of MMA on natural nails is a violation of BPC §7315.
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