California 65 is a test that detects the phthalate content and total lead content of each material on the product. California Proposition 65, the "Drinking Water Safety and Toxic Substance Enforcement Act of 1986," was issued in November 1986. Its purpose is to protect California residents and the state’s drinking water sources so that the water sources do not contain known Cancer, birth defects or other substances that are harmful to reproductive development, and inform residents truthfully when such substances appear. California Proposition 65 is responsible for regulating chemicals known to California that may cause cancer or reproductive toxicity.

  Scope of application:

  CP65 has made limited provisions for products such as jewelry, clothing, luggage, sports mats, toys and childcare products, ceramic glass products, aluminum cookware, bicycles and accessories, electrical devices, wires and cables, among which the most widely restricted substances For lead. All products sold in California, including textiles, toys, groceries, food contact products, electronic products, etc.

  California 65 test items:

  1. Heavy metals: such as lead, cadmium, etc.

  2. Phthalates (DEHP, BBP, DBP, DIDP, DnHP, etc.)

  3. Formaldehyde

  4. Flame retardant

  5. Bisphenol A (BPA)