Are these made by Rainbow Loom® and do they meet US CPSIA and California Proposition 65 toy safety standards?
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Amazon did something wrong which I never understand, it keeps changing the 3rd party vendor for same product.My order was purchasing from vendor "Sold by On The House and Fulfilled by Amazon". At this moment I see the same product is changed to "Sold by LOWCOSTFASTSHIPPING and Fulfilled by Amazon". I cannot comment this vendor of "LOWCOSTFASTSHIPPING". For the stuff I bought from "On The House and Fulfilled by Amazon", I have no idea of "US CPSIA and California Proposition 65 toy safety standards", but the product is 100% junk, it's not same as the regular rubber bands at all. It's some kind of debris cut from some plastic tube. Amazon did something wrong which I never understand, it keeps changing the 3rd party vendor for same product.My order was purchasing from vendor "Sold by On The House and Fulfilled by Amazon". At this moment I see the same product is changed to "Sold by LOWCOSTFASTSHIPPING and Fulfilled by Amazon". I cannot comment this vendor of "LOWCOSTFASTSHIPPING". For the stuff I bought from "On The House and Fulfilled by Amazon", I have no idea of "US CPSIA and California Proposition 65 toy safety standards", but the product is 100%... » Read More Amazon did something wrong which I never understand, it keeps changing the 3rd party vendor for same product.My order was purchasing from vendor "Sold by On The House and Fulfilled by Amazon". At this moment I see the same product is changed to "Sold by LOWCOSTFASTSHIPPING and Fulfilled by Amazon". I cannot comment this vendor of "LOWCOSTFASTSHIPPING". For the stuff I bought from "On The House and Fulfilled by Amazon", I have no idea of "US CPSIA and California Proposition 65 toy safety standards", but the product is 100% junk, it's not same as the regular rubber bands at all. It's some kind of debris cut from some plastic tube. « Show Less
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no, they are made in China. I'm sure they don't adhere to any safety standards. But then again, neither do any rubber bands bought in "off-rack" type of stores, such as dollar, discount and closeout stores. That's why they're so cheap. If that is your concern, I would suggest buying only name brand.
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I looked on the back of the box and it states "Melissa & Doug products meet or exceed all U.S. toy testing standards and pass our high quality requirements." They also have a number to call about any comments, so I could call them and they could probably answer your question. The number listed on the box is 1-800-284-3948 with a web address of www.MelissaAndDoug.com I hope that helps you.
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Learning resources does NOT use bad plastic in their products: All products are phthalate-free, lead-free and are made of PVC and low density polyethylene. Our products do not contain BPA. Our toys are evaluated against the standards set forth by the Consumer Products Safety Improvement Act (CPSIA). This includes testing for certain phthalates (a plasticizer used to make plastic soft), lead in paint, lead in substrate and compliance with the testing guidelines set forth by ASTM F-963. You can also read more about our commitment to safety here: http://bit.ly/LCz6
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I would say yes for these reasons; good quality. the pieces have a nice texture; no rough spots or edges. my 2 year old is who i bought it for, but my 8 year old has been busted playing with this toy. my child loves to stack the pieces, count the pieces, names the colors, and even occasionally puts them in the sorter. and hey, free shipping AND it's made in the USA from recycled materials. Green Toys <3
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I didn't notice any difference between these and the one that came from Rainbow loom set. Feels and looks the same to us.
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They are good for most bracelets and such. I think these are second best only to the original Rainbow Loom Bands. I recommend them. I don't think any of these types if bands would stretch that big.
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I'm not sure I had them sent to my little sister but she said the were identical to the ones you get in the actual rainbow kit.
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These balls are manufactured in China. There are products that are cheaply made in China by factories who just wants to make a quick buck. However, there are also wealthy China factories that believes in quality product. We make sure our factory matches US safety regulations with test reports and our strict quality standard. Our play balls are made of non-recycled and non-toxic materials which is why our colors are much more bold and true to it's original color. We've also specifically requested our manufacturer to add extra air and thickness in the play balls. We understand our customer's concern with health and safety regulations so we invested in providing test reports for our customer. You can find the test reports in the following link: http://www.ewonderworld.com/index.php/test-reports.html
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I just slid the package open enough to check, and yes they do. Why do you ask. I could not give the set to my granddaughter because her parents son't want her to play with toys made in China or other places where there are lax regulations about what goes into the toy.
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According to my 8 year old they are! They don't break and are very good! Colors are cool!
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I wish I could tell you yes, but I honestly don't know. I got these to go with the loom for my neice. What I can tell you is she loved them.
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This is the real name brand rainbow loom! I love this kit! Totally worth your money!
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Looks as if by the description I found they are by rainbow loom. The company that created it all.
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These are all rubber material. It will be difficult to say if this is fake or imitations. What I can say is that it smells a lot better than another vendor that I bought from. I recently bought a set directly from Rainbow Loom and they are definitely real. The quality of the tool is really good. Hope this helps.
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Sorry, I'm not sure, but my granddaughter was biting thru the silicone nipples. It was several months ago and I can't remember were they are made.
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Here's a link to the SGS Test Report in case it would be helpful: http://www.hohnerkids.com/safety_reports/ASTM_F_963-08_CPSIA/mx3008%2027.3.10%20.pdf
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It was a gift, so I can't say. However, since the Green Toy Ferry is made in the U.S.A. it must have to conform to U.S. safety standards.