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EC number: 212-406-7 | CAS number: 814-80-2
Endpoint summary
Administrative data
Key value for chemical safety assessment
Effects on fertility
Description of key information
not relevant
Additional information
Calcium lactate fully dissociates into Ca2+ ions and lactate. The toxicological effects of lactate can be understood in terms of the toxicological effect of lactic acid. Calcium ions - i.e. simple calcium salts, are non-toxic.
Lactic acid is a major and essential species in mammalian primary metabolism, and a ubiquitous ingredient in all kinds of food. Reprotox is not a relevant end point for such a substance since there is no way of lowering exposure below minimum required levels or normal (or even abnormal) internal levels.Short description of key information:
Not relevant
Effects on developmental toxicity
Description of key information
Not relevant
Additional information
Calcium lactate fully dissociates into Ca2+ ions and lactate. The toxicological effects of lactate can be understood in terms of the toxicological effect of lactic acid. Calcium ions - i.e. simple calcium salts, are non-toxic.
Lactic acid is a major and essential species in mammalian primary metabolism, and a ubiquitous ingredient in all kinds of food. Reprotox is not a relevant end point for such a substance since there is no way of lowering exposure below minimum required levels or normal (or even abnormal) internal levels.
Toxicity to reproduction: other studies
Additional information
Calcium lactate fully dissociates into Ca2+ ions and lactate. The toxicological effects of lactate can be understood in terms of the toxicological effect of lactic acid. Calcium ions - i.e. simple calcium salts, are non-toxic.
Lactic acid is a major and essential species in mammaliab primary metabolism, and a ubiquitous ingredient in all kinds of food. Carcinogenicity is not a relevant end point for such a substance since there is no way of lowering exposure below minimum required levels or normal (or even abnormal) internal levels.Justification for classification or non-classification
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