Why does this diaper bag have a Prop 65 warning on it? (Under Product Information - Technical Details)
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High levels of lead in the diaper bag and changing pad which are used to stabilize the PVC or vinyl during production.
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I emaled Zojirushi and this is what they said:Thank you for your inquiry.Amazon.com has a prop 65 warning on many of Zojirushi items for some reason.We have requested them to remove the warning before as our products havenothing to do with it. We will contact them again to fix the problem.Please feel free to contact me if you have further questions.Sincerely,ChicoZojirushi America Corp.1149 W.190th St., Suite 1000Gardena, CA 902481-800-733-6270 ext 106
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After a LOT of Googling, I found some info on the contents (why doesn't the vendor list these, though???!!!) I cannot believe that so few reviewers included this info, either. Hopefully this helps you a little bit. http://ascentsherpaland.com/elite-large-fully-stocked-gi-issue-medic-first-aid-kit-bag-review/ http://homesteadsurvival.blogspot.com/2012/08/elite-large-fully-stocked-gi-issue.html
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Prop 65 -is not a standard, Unlike FDA and does not set a limit or standard no matter how small- It is A WARNING for people that some metal exists in the product.
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There is no feet on the diaper bag but there are five silver knobs beneath for protection. It is not not waterproof and there is no insulation.
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The fault does not lie with the manufacturer. Some individual supplier that is selling through Amazon is storing the cases where they are being exposed to strong scents from other products. The same thing happens when unscented plastic trash bags are stored near powdered laundry detergent cases. Strong scents soak into to absorbent products and softer plastics stored nearby. Most proper warehousing agents know better that to do this. Some don't.
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I found the same warning on an e-bay seller's page, and on a non-amazon site carrying products for babies and children. If it's a mistake, it's not just Amazon's.
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just went through the manual and didn't find any reference to a Prop 65 warning
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I think that's only in CA, but this bag didn't come with any warnings. I can't imagine how it could be harmful, though.
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Well, I'm not a doctor, but I'm guessing that the tag makes reference to the fill material, which is little polystyrene (Styrofoam) pellets. I imagine that as long as no one EATS the pellets, there will be no danger. Incidentally, if you look around your house, you'll probably be able to find several products that California warns against for various reasons; including such warnings is a legal requirement in order to sell products in the state of California. In short, it's nothing to worry about.
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The CA Prop 65 warning indicates a product contains compounds that could cause cancer, birth defects, or reproductive harm. I typically avoid anything that has that label associated with it. Before this product ever had this label, however, we purchased it for our children. I suspect that the plastic pieces, the magnets sandwiched between the plastic pieces, or even the glossy coating on the pattern cards are things that contain "less than desirable chemicals". Now for my most humblest of opinions...practically every toy for sale on amazon and in local stores probably qualify for that label. Whether it contains lead, or BPA, bromide, chloride, etc. Just because a toy doesn't have that warning doesn't mean it doesn't qualify. I looked everywhere on the packaging for this toy for the CA prop 65 warning and didn't find it. Unfortunately, one never truly knows what yucky chemicals are hiding in children's toys. If you want a truly non-toxic toy, you need to stick with unfinished wooden toys. Hopefully change is on the horizon for toy manufacturers.
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All nutritional supplements in California contain this warning due to Prop 65. I would not worry about it, because ALL supplements say this.
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http://www.amazon.com/gp/help/customer/display.html?ie=UTF8&nodeId;=3234041This explains Prop 65 in detail. In reply to your question however, it can be both the electrical components AND the salt itself that could lead to that warning label. Some places where the salt is mined are exposed to many environmental challenges (mercury, lead, plastic & petroleum toxins, chemicals, etc.) and since we dont know exactly which salt mine/deposit it came from, we cant know for sure. They originate from the Himalayas(in Pakistan) Im sure theyve tested this however, keep in mind however that whatever elements are causing the warning , are within a relatively safe level and the label is just there per California state law to inform you. http://www.amazon.com/gp/help/customer/display.html?ie=UTF8&nodeId;=3234041This explains Prop 65 in detail. In reply to your question however, it can be both the electrical components AND the salt itself that could lead to that warning label. Some places where the salt is mined are exposed to many environmental challenges (mercury, lead, plastic & petroleum toxins, chemicals, etc.) and since we dont know exactly which salt mine/deposit it came from, we cant know for sure. They originate from... » Read More http://www.amazon.com/gp/help/customer/display.html?ie=UTF8&nodeId;=3234041This explains Prop 65 in detail. In reply to your question however, it can be both the electrical components AND the salt itself that could lead to that warning label. Some places where the salt is mined are exposed to many environmental challenges (mercury, lead, plastic & petroleum toxins, chemicals, etc.) and since we dont know exactly which salt mine/deposit it came from, we cant know for sure. They originate from the Himalayas(in Pakistan) Im sure theyve tested this however, keep in mind however that whatever elements are causing the warning , are within a relatively safe level and the label is just there per California state law to inform you. « Show Less
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I just bought a golds gym trampoline from walmart and assembled it before reading the instructions and saw that scary warning label. I wish I had seen it before purchase. Why would they even use a cancer causing chemical. My kid say's it's probably only dangerous if you eat it, but what about asbestos? Ye
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Honestly I have no idea... The only thing I can see and think of would be the zippers, if they were to fall off? Maybe the tags it comes with after purchase. My son just turned 1, but I absolutely love this stylish diaper bag!
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I am interested in purachsing the Shannon crib and on the Amazon listing it says prop 65 warning. I called LaJobi and they told me the same thing. I went on the Graco website (I think LaJobi makes cribs for Graco) and it says nothing about the Prop 65 warning. I still am worried.
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I believe it has to do with trace amounts of lead in items grown in soil, which is practically unavoidable. Google Prop 65 and try calling Vibrant Health for clarification. You probably got a container meant for California.