If a product has "caution" on the label, what does this indicate about its toxicity?

The label "caution" typically indicates that the product has a moderate level of toxicity. When a product is labeled with "caution," it suggests that exposure can result in harm or adverse effects if not handled properly, but it does not necessarily imply that the product is highly toxic or lethal. This classification serves to inform users that while they should be aware and take necessary precautions, the danger level is not as severe as products labeled with "danger" or "warning."

In contrast, labels indicating "high toxicity" would typically use more alarmist terms, and “non-toxic” and “mildly toxic” would suggest much lower risk levels than indicated by "caution." Understanding these labeling distinctions helps individuals gauge the proper handling and safety measures needed when using or coming into contact with such products.