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DIISODECYL PHTHALATE (DIDP) (alternate CASRN is 68515-49-1)

CAS: 26761-40-0

How can this chemical affect my health?

Acute (Short Term) Effects

Chronic (Long Term) Effects

Birth Defects, priority red
Birth Defects – Harm to the developing child including birth defects, low birth weight and biological or behavioral problems that appear as the child grows.
Endocrine Disruption, priority orange
Endocrine Disruption – Interference with the endocrine system, which plays a crucial role in metabolism, development, growth, reproduction and behavior.
Reproductive Harm, priority yellow
Reproductive Harm – Disruption of the male or female reproductive systems, changing sexual development, behavior or functions, decreasing fertility, or resulting in loss of the fetus during pregnancy.
Cancer, priority orange
Cancer – Increased cancer risk.
Allergen/asthmagen, priority yellow
Allergen/Asthmagen – Immune system responses that result in respiratory health effects that occur with increased sensitivity to lower and lower exposures over time.

Inherent Hazards

Restricted List, priority blue
Restricted List – This chemical is on a list from an authoritative body recommending that its use be avoided.

How does this chemical impact the environment?

Chronic Harm To Aquatic Ecosystems, priority yellow
Chronic Harm to Aquatic Ecosystems – Irreversible harm to fish or other aquatic organisms following long term exposure.

What safer alternatives are available for this chemical?

Information on safer alternatives is currently fairly limited, and not easily accessible or linked to information on chemicals in the workplace. Where we have information on safer alternatives, ChemHAT will display links to existing case studies of safer alternatives for the chemical.

How am I likely to be exposed to this chemical?

How can I protect myself from exposure to this chemical in the workplace?