Phthalates are a class of synthetic and widely used plasticizers. They are commonly found in toys, childcare products, food packaging materials, PVC materials, lubricants, and personal care products (such as nail polish, soap, shampoo, etc.). Research has shown that phthalates can cause hormone imbalances and affect the development of reproductive organs, as well as harm the normal development of fetuses or children. Therefore, their use needs to be restricted.

The EU Directive 2005/84/EC and its annexes set concentration limits for phthalates in plastics used in toys and childcare products. These requirements were later incorporated into the reach regulation's restriction list.
The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Improvement Act (cpsia) also includes provisions for regulating phthalates.
California Proposition 65, under Bill AB1108, outlines specific requirements for phthalates.
We offer risk assessments for phthalates in your products and materials and can conduct concentration tests based on the requirements of these regulations, helping you meet the demands of different countries and buyers regarding this substance.
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