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to D. T, WJ MARSHALL LABORATORY Wilmington, Delaware May 15, 1972 FORMULA BREAKDOWNS FOR HAS^-T-T. TAB, As discussed, we would like to establish a direct contact between Haskell lab. toxicologists who respond to medical emergencies and your people that provide formula break downs. Having a prompt detailed formula of the product involved will, of course, be a great help to the toxicologist. Emergency calls are occasionally received at night or on week ends so it will be necessary to make provisions for call-in during off-hours. Haskell will need the formula break down by chemical name rather than by code number . In some cases it may be determined from the label that the product is old. If a date is available from the label, will you have the capability of quickly retrieving the appro priate formula? If you have any questions, please call. If not, please let us know the names and phone numbers of the indi viduals to call. EBS/bn E. E, SWAIN, JR. TOXICITY COORDINATOR N38344