Are these CA prop 65 compliant?
899377
The burden of proof for compliance is the seller's legal responsibility...therefore, only Amazon or Mikasa could likely provide a satisfactory answer.
273942
I'm in So. California so I'm really not sure. I'm sure they would but you should probably contact the seller to be sure.
528126
Hello, No, this is a 49-state approved catalyst and is illegal for use in California. Thanks, DotComParts, Inc.
1185974
No strong/bad smell was present. I am not sure if there was a CA prop 65 warning.
1696488
Some states require Prop 65 warnings on basically everything. I'm assuming this company is based in CA, since that's where these warnings are most prevalent. You might notice it on buildings, too. This isn't condemnation of the product - it's a fact of life in CA.
365845
It's not legal in California. They CARB is California's rule makers. So non issue if you don't live there.
2263397
The bits I've read on it say they are, but not 100% sure. Sorry not much help.
644261
Yes, they are. (Chart at bottom of PDF doc.) http://doclibrary.com/MFR201/DOC/1772_HBBrochure08173509.pdf
1910487
I'm sorry, but as I do not live in California, I have no idea why the CA Prop 65 warning is attached. I don't even know what it is.
1454059
There is no mention of lead or any other content on the product. There is no CA Prop 65 label...only one that says it was made in Mexico.
1396406
It's California specific. Here's some good info on Proposition 65 - which requires this for CA only. http://www.itmonline.org/arts/prop65.htm
7889
Hi, The state of California enacted Proposition 65 which entitles their residents to be notified when ingestible products contain any ingredients described in the Prop 65 list of compounds that may cause cancer or birth defects. The products that you encounter everyday may have a Prop 65 warning that you were unaware of such as tap water, eye glasses, kitchen applicances etc. Macrolife has listed this on the label that may contain naturally occurring metals. This is due to the naturally occurring state that the products are grown in the ground. We believe in wild harvesting most of our ingredients to preserve their integrity. Prop 65 warning does not necessarily mean a product is in violation of any product-safety standards or requirements. Hope it helps. Thank you.
561473
The CARB (California Air Resources Board) has not certified these kits for California usage. Most of these kits come from China and the manufacturers are not interested in going through the certification process.
2265376
The label has california prop 65 warning.. Says there is lead in this product. -- I just looked at the pictures here on amazon.
1793526
I am not familiar with Proposition 65 - Safe Drinking Water and Toxic Enforcement Act of 1986 in California. I would treat this as a warning -- move on with using the product (which I love) because it is obviously very minimal impact due to the size of the stools. Check the rules on the proposition and decide for yourself is you should return them. I do not recall such a sticker on mine when I received them but maybe it applies to the state they are being shipped to.
340642
You can only go by what the manufacturer says and that is that all parts that come in contact with water are BPA free. The customer that claims the California prop issue needs to do some more research about what that means. There isn't a single water distribution system on the market that isn't flagged by that proposition so every drop of water you use has already passed through piping prop 65 deems questionable.
931608
I'm not 100% sure but I think they have been treated with a flame retardant in order to meet California specs for safety.