[iPhone God App] It was found using the NIOSH Pocket Guide to Chemical Hazards (NPG) actually

The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH) Chemical Hazards Pocket Guide provides a concise source of general industrial hygiene information for workers, employers, and occupational health professionals.

The industrial hygiene information found in the Pocket Guide assists users to recognize and control occupational chemical hazards.

As a fully tested and recommended application by Laboratory Safety personnel, you will find it easy to use with full use of the iPhone's native look and feel throughout.

Readable References:
The iPhone is very capable of reading many PDFs and HTML pages available on the internet, but we have found that quite often there is a fair bit of panning, pinching and zooming required to read files intended for PC Desktops. You'll find the ancillary references in this NPG reformatted to an easy readable format set to the iPhone's display.

Emergency Response Guidebook (ERG):
The ERG from the Department of Transportation is primarily a guide to aid first responders to quickly identify and protect themselves and the general public during an incident's initial response phase. The appropriate guide is presented for each chemical in a readable form on the iPhone for your education and quick reference.

Clean, Simple Design:
We love the iPhone too, so we made sure this NPG feels like it came with your device and always remains responsive to each touch request. You'll notice that each portion of the NPG for the iPhone is not just a set of canned HTML or PDF files!

Offline Access:
No internet connection required!

Quickly find chemicals:
Search for any chemical quickly and easily using any portion of the name or CAS/RTECs number.

Browse the list of chemicals by synonym, common or registered trade name using the available alphabetic index. Any viewed chemical will appear in the History tab to allow for quick lookup during the next use.

International Chemical Safety Cards (ICSC):
Need more information than what's included in the CDC's printed NIOSH Pocket Guide ?

We've included ICSCs for many of the common chemicals listed. Although they do not have legal status, the ICSC guides contain essential health and safety information in a concise form of standard sentences usable by workers not familiar with the NPG's abbreviations or format.

Features:

* Fully indexed and searchable chemical list by name, CAS# or RTECS#
* Full text of all referenced DOT Emergency Response Guides
* Viewable International Chemical Safety Cards
* All NIOSH appendices
* Saved History of previously view Chemicals
* Native iPhone look & feel throughout
* No Internet connection required