Isopropyl alcohol (Isopropanol) (only persons who manufacture by the strong acid process are subject, no supplier notification)

Made in large volumes for consumer and industrial products; TRI reporting applies only to facilities that manufacture it by the strong‑acid process [4].

Breathing vapors during use at home or work; skin contact; accidental swallowing (especially in children); indoor air in poorly ventilated spaces [1][3][5].

Short-term exposure can cause eye, nose, and throat irritation, headache, dizziness, and nausea; very high doses can lead to vomiting, low blood pressure, and unconsciousness; it’s highly flammable. The chemical itself isn’t classifiable for cancer, but occupational exposures in the strong‑acid manufacturing process are carcinogenic [1][2][3].

Workers who make or use it (especially strong‑acid process), healthcare and cleaning staff, people in small unventilated rooms, and children who might swallow products [1][2][5].

Use in well‑ventilated areas; keep away from flames; follow labels; close containers; store out of children’s reach; at work, use PPE and ventilation per safety guidance [1][3].