Practical Guides
These documents provide practical information on REACH and CLP requirements and best practice on how to fulfil them.
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Practical Guides
- Practical Guide 1: How to report in vitro data [PDF]
- Practical Guide 2: How to report weight of evidence[PDF]
- Practical Guide 3: How to report robust study summaries[PDF] (22/11/2012)
- Practical Guide 4: How to report data waiving [PDF]
- Practical Guide 5: How to report (Q)SARs [PDF]
- Practical Guide 6: How to report read-across and categories [PDF]
- Practical Guide 7: How to notify substances in the Classification and Labelling Inventory [PDF]
- Practical Guide 8: How to report changes in identity of legal entities [PDF]
- ECHA has temporarily withdrawn Practical Guide 9: How to do a registration as a member of a joint submission.
The information on this document is outdated after the latest release of REACH-IT. Visit the joint submission member support page to find the relevant manuals for creating, checking and submitting IUCLID dossiers using REACH-IT as a member of a joint submission.
- Practical Guide 10: How to avoid unnecessary testing on animals [PDF]
- Practical Guide 12: How to communicate with ECHA in dossier evaluation [PDF]
- Practical Guide 13: How downstream users can handle exposure scenarios [PDF]
- Practical Guide 14: How to prepare toxicological summaries in IUCLID and how to derive DNELs [PDF]
- Practical Guide 15: How to undertake a qualitative human health assessment and document it in a chemical safety report [PDF]
ECHA has withdrawn Practical Guide 11: How to address specific substance identification issues: evaluation of different crystalline forms. This decision is based on feedback that parts of it were open to misinterpretation and had caused confusion.