What is the toxicity category of the OLEA product?

The toxicity category of the OLEA product being classified as slightly toxic indicates that it poses a low risk to humans and animals under standard exposure scenarios. Products in this category typically have lower acute toxicity ratings and require caution, but they are not expected to result in serious health effects upon accidental exposure.

In the context of pesticide safety, understanding toxicity categories helps users assess the risks involved with different products and determine the required protective measures during handling and application. Slightly toxic products generally have oral LD50 values (a measure of acute toxicity) that range from 500 to 5,000 mg/kg, indicating that a relatively higher dosage is necessary to result in harmful effects, compared to substances classified as highly or moderately toxic. This promotes safer use practices and better management of pesticide-related risks in agricultural and domestic settings.