If the label is not complete due to the package size you should get from the manufacturer a

• A. Supplemental label
• B. Updated label
• C. Quick start guide
• D. New label

Answer: (A)

When a product’s container is too small to print the full label, you obtain a supplemental label from the manufacturer to provide the missing instructions and safety information. The label is the legal guide for use, so any complete set of directions, warnings, first aid, mixing, and application details must be accessible together with the product. The supplemental label adds the information that can’t fit on the primary label, and it becomes part of the labeling when attached. A quick start guide isn’t legally binding for use instructions, and a new or updated label would replace or modify the main label rather than add missing details. Having the supplemental label ensures you have all required directions and precautions for safe, compliant use.