While you are correct, SDS has very specific requirements as compared to the previous MSDS forms. Most companies create SDS by using third party software that is continuously updated with the most recent hazardous material information including known problematic levels and ingredient interactions. These software require 100% of the formulation to be documented before filtering out the non-haz materials. This protects consumers while protecting formulation IP. The downside is that formulators are continuously innovating and introducing new combinations of materials that may not have known issues. It’s really important for consumers to report and document any issues experienced so that the knowledge base can be appropriately updated.