Which of the following is not typically found on a pesticide product label?

A pesticide product label serves multiple important functions, conveying essential information to ensure safe and effective use of the product. Typically, such labels include use directions, which provide specific guidance on how to apply the pesticide properly, and safety and handling information, which outlines precautions users should take when handling the product. Additionally, first aid instructions are included to inform users of the steps to take in case of accidental exposure.

However, chemical formulas of all ingredients are generally not included on pesticide labels. Instead, labels typically provide the common name and the trade name of the active ingredient(s), as well as a list of inert ingredients, but the specific chemical formulas for all components are not disclosed due to trade secret protections. This information is often too technical for the average user and is not necessary for safe application or understanding of the product's purpose. Therefore, the absence of chemical formulas of all ingredients is consistent with labeling requirements and practices in pesticide regulation.