If a child drinks a small amount of a cleaning product, where can you find the first aid treatment information?

The correct source for first aid treatment information regarding a cleaning product is the product's Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS), which is now commonly referred to as SDS (Safety Data Sheet). An MSDS contains detailed information about the chemical properties of a substance, including its potential hazards, handling and storage guidelines, and emergency and first aid measures. In the case of ingestion, the MSDS outlines specific steps to take, which can help minimize harm and provide direction in an emergency situation.

While the product's label often includes basic safety information and a phone number for poison control, it might not provide comprehensive guidance for all potential hazards associated with the product, including treatment for poisoning. Consulting a healthcare professional is vital in case of emergencies but is not the immediate source of standardized first aid treatment information. The internet, while it can provide general advice, may not lead to specific or reliable information tailored to this particular product. Therefore, relying on the MSDS is the most appropriate and informed choice in this scenario.