1. Environmental Protection
2. Worker/Consumer Safety
3. Resource Conservation
4. Customer Education

When you see a product with the Safer Choice label, it means that every ingredient in the product has been reviewed by EPA scientists. Only products that meet the Safer Choice Standard, which includes stringent human health and environmental criteria, are allowed to carry the label.

Meeting the Safer Choice Standard is voluntary. Companies who manufacture Safer Choice products have invested heavily in research and reformulation to ensure that their ingredients and finished product line up on the green end of the health and environmental spectrum. These companies are leaders in safer products and sustainability.

Safer Choice products work well and are less toxic. They are safer for:

• You, your family, and pets;
• Workers' health; and
• Fish and the environment.

In addition to safer ingredients, EPA's Safer Choice Standard also includes requirements for:

• performance,
• packaging,
• pH, and
• volatile organic compounds (VOCs).

Situated in the U.S. EPA's Office of Pollution Prevention and Toxics (OPPT), the Safer Choice Program (formerly the EPA DfE Program) is a product formulator's gateway to OPPT's unique chemical expertise, information resources, and guidance on greener chemistry. The program gathers hazard information on chemical ingredients and works with OPPT's science experts to assess this information and compare the relative safety of chemicals.

Since 1997, the EPA Safer Choice Program has offered recognition to those companies who design for the environment and human health by only using safer chemicals. Momar is proud to be a partner with the EPA in this program.  Click on the link below to see where Momar Greenaction products are recognized on the EPA Safer Choice website (once on site, search for keyword:  Momar).
http://www2.epa.gov/saferchoice/search-products-safer-choice-label

• The EPA Safer Choice technical review team has many years of experience and is highly skilled at assessing chemical hazards, applying predictive tools, and identifying safer substitutes for chemicals of concern.
• The review team applies the EPA Safer Choice assessment methodology by carefully reviewing each product component to determine its key health and environmental characteristics. The review includes all chemicals, including those in proprietary raw material blends, which manufacturers share with EPA Safer Choice in confidentiality.

• EPA Safer Choice uncovers chemicals of concern that can be masked by raw material blends or by dilution in water.
• EPA Safer Choice spots negative synergies between product components.
• EPA Safer Choice uses its expert knowledge and predictive tools to supplement lists of chemicals of concern.
• EPA Safer Choice screens all fragrances and dyes for chemicals that may pose serious health or environmental effects.
• EPA Safer Choice recommends safer substitutes for chemicals of concern.

1. Non-corrosive
2. Non-flammable
3. Neutral or mild pH
4. No fuming acids or harsh alkalis, HMIS codes of 0 or 1 . . .