- Reference authority
- Aerosol dispenser rules
- Programme / market
- United Kingdom · European Union
- Mark type
- Regulatory symbol
- Artwork access
- See source requirements
- Source checked
- 23 September 2026
What this mark means
The reversed epsilon is a conformity marking associated with aerosol dispensers under the applicable aerosol rules. Check the aerosol dispenser’s conformity route and current requirements in the destination market.
Before using this resource
- Check the aerosol dispenser’s conformity route and current requirements in the destination market.
- Match the symbol, any accompanying value and the applicable market to the approved product or packaging specification.
- Keep the source reference and selected artwork with the proof for the final reviewer.
A detail worth checking
It is different from the estimated-quantity ℮ mark and does not replace hazard labelling.
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Useful to know
What should I check before using Reversed Epsilon — Aerosol Conformity?
It is different from the estimated-quantity ℮ mark and does not replace hazard labelling. Check the aerosol dispenser’s conformity route and current requirements in the destination market.
Does downloading the artwork give me permission to use it?
Use the responsible organisation’s specification and any applicable licensing terms. A reference image does not establish product approval.
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