WhaleLlama

gallium is mildly toxic, but is often considered non-toxic. It's not as bad as mercury, and mercury's not actually that bad as long as you dont eat it or breathe it. The trouble with gallium is that it wets the skin unlike mercury. it gets into the crevices in your skin and stains everythin it touches, so it;s nowhere near as much fun. It melts at 29.8°C, which is equivalent to 86°F. Any scientific document that still uses fahrenheit should be burned.

 

If you get gallium, i'd reccomend you only handle it wearing gloves. it'll still melt but you wont be risking anything.

 

here's a better MSDS

That MSDS mainly refers to it as if it were in large quantites, as in enough to cover your clothes.