Which of the following is not found on a Safety Data Sheet (SDS)?

A Safety Data Sheet (SDS) provides critical information about the properties, hazards, handling, storage, and emergency measures related to chemical products. The content of an SDS is standardized and focuses on safety and health information, which includes details like safety precautions, potential hazards, and first-aid measures.

Cost of the product is not relevant to safety and handling procedures and is therefore not included in the SDS. This makes it distinct from the other elements which directly relate to ensuring the safety and health of those using or exposed to the chemicals. Safety precautions outline how to handle the product safely, potential hazards inform users of any risks involved, and first-aid measures provide guidance on what to do in case of accidental exposure.