What information is required for California 65 certification of ceramic and glass products? The California 65 Report is a common product certification report in the California region of the United States. It was developed under California Act 65 and is supervised and enforced by the California Notary Public Commission. The bill aims to protect California residents from harm caused by products that may release harmful substances during use. As a professional testing agency, Bestone Testing provides services related to California 65 reports to ensure product compliance and safety.

The California 65 report is certified under California Act 65, which requires certain chemical substances used in products sold in California to be certified. If a component in a product contains a chemical substance listed in the substance list under Act 65 and can be released through human skin contact, ingestion, or inhalation, then the product needs to undergo California 65 reporting certification.

The California 65 report is a declarative report that contains a list of chemicals that may be at risk to human health in products. The purpose of this report is to enable consumers to understand the potential risk components in the product and make informed decisions.


What information is required for California 65 certification?

1. Provide 2-3 sets of samples

2. Product User Manual

3. Bill of Materials (BOM)

4. Test Application Form (provided by our company)


California 65 Report Test Items and Standards:

The California 65 report conducted rigorous testing of chemical substances in products to ensure their safety. The testing items mainly include the following aspects:

1. Harmful substance testing detects components that may contain harmful substances, such as heavy metals, carcinogens, etc.

2. Release testing tests the chemical substances that may be released during the use of products to evaluate their impact on the human body.

3. Material analysis analyzes the materials in a product to determine their composition and potential risk substances.