Children's products refer to various products designed and produced specifically for children, including but not limited to children's clothing, children's shoes, toys, stationery, school supplies, children's bedding, children's skincare products, mother and baby products, etc. The California 65 testing program for children's products in the United States mainly tests for harmful substances such as lead and cadmium in the products. These harmful substances may have an impact on children's health, so California regulation 65 imposes strict limits on their content in products.

Before entering the California market in the United States, children's products need to pass California 65 testing to ensure that they meet regulatory requirements and ensure the safety of children's use.

The California 65 testing program for children's products mainly includes testing for total lead content.


California 65 testing process:

1. Confirm product type: The testing agency determines the usage regulations and testing items based on the product type.

2. Provide product material testing points: determine testing costs and sample quantity.

3. Prepare samples: After preparation, send them to the testing agency.

4. Conduct testing: The testing agency conducts corresponding tests on the product in accordance with California Regulation 65.

5. Test report issued after passing the test: If the product meets the requirements of California 65 regulations, the testing agency will issue a qualified test report.