How to handle CPSIA testing? In-depth analysis of CPSIA test items

The core test items of CPSIA mainly include three major sections:

Chemical testing: Lead content restriction: The total lead content in any accessible parts of children's products must not exceed 100ppm. Phthalate content restriction: In children's toys and care products, the content of eight phthalates (DBP, BBP, DEHP, DINP, DIBP, DPENP, DHEXP, DCHP) must not exceed 0.1%. Physical/mechanical performance testing: This primarily assesses whether toys pose physical hazards, such as small parts (for children under 3 years old), sharp edges, noise levels, etc., to prevent risks of choking, scratches, hearing damage, etc.

Labeling requirements:

Traceability label: Almost all children's products must have permanent, traceable markings indicating product source information (such as manufacturer, production date, batch number, etc.), which is crucial during recalls. A comprehensive understanding of these CPSIA test items can help you: Design products accurately: Avoid using lead-containing paint or easily detachable small parts from the source. Prepare samples correctly: Know which parts need to be tested. Pass inspections efficiently: Self-check ahead of time to reduce the risk of failing tests and additional costs. Ensure compliance with labels: Avoid circulation barriers caused by label issues.

Huabiao（GIG）Testing has an experienced technical team and advanced testing equipment to provide you with a complete Amazon TIC certification solution. It has passed CMA/CNAS qualification certification, ensuring accurate and reliable test data, and its test reports have national/international credibility. It helps customers manage risks and meet your product market requirements, assisting your products in selling globally.