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CPC certificates for dolls
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What labs focus on
- Eyes, eyelashes, and attached decorations tested under tension so they cannot detach.
- Small parts evaluation for dolls intended for under-3s.
- Surface coatings and materials tested for lead and, for plasticized parts, phthalates.
Paperwork for variant lines
Doll families that share materials and factory can often be covered efficiently: test each distinct material combination, and keep the material list with the report so variants map clearly to the testing.
Questions people ask
Do collectible dolls need a CPC?
Collector dolls marketed to adults and not intended for play can fall outside the children’s product definition. Keep the marketing evidence consistent with that position.
What rules does a doll CPC cite?
Typically the toy standard, total lead, lead in paint, small parts (if under 3), and tracking labels, adjusted to the product and the test report.
Are doll clothes tested separately?
Fabric garments on dolls are usually tested as part of the toy. Separate doll clothing sold on its own is evaluated as its own product.
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