What does EPI certified mean?
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I think it's another way of stating biodegradable. I believe some states have regulations on printing biodegradable on the packaging so they use EPI certified in place. If you look up www.epi-global.com there is more info there. Hope that helps!
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oxo-biodegradable technologyoxo-biodegradable technology is designed to biodegrade plastic.
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I've not see ER. My guess is that ER might mean Error but I really don't know. I would contact the company. Good luck.
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Sorry, but i know longer have the machine. I do not know what certifications it has.
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CE is based on some French words. It is simply a standard used in Europe and many other places outside the U.S. It is similar to our UL listing. It theoretically means you won't be shocked and die if you use the product. You'll probably find CE on the little label of things like your cell phone and laptop PC.
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Yes, everything you see comes with the purchase. Also, yes, it is apel certified. These are also similar to the ones military people get issued when they do basic.
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Renee,I don't actually use the Epilady, my mother-in-law does. She loves it!!! She had the original from the 80's and she also had this version for several years. I am not sure what happened to her previous one.... but she loves it!
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"Kosher Certified by Kosher Certification Services. Certified by QAI, Inc. " what is QAI???
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When a product that had problems or did not work, is repaired and re certified. I always look for FACTORY or Manufacturer Re certified product. The products I've bought are preforming as designed.
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They claim to be able to do that. But if you need official certification, you should verify the requirements of the organization requesting it. They may have specific labs whose results they accept.
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Yes, it's hepa certified. No idea how good it is for mold spores. It is pretty strong, though. I use it for lead and sheetrock dust while sanding. Very happy with it. Bags fill up quick, but, reasonably priced
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It stands for High Definition Media Interface and is cable connection between your source (HD-DVR or other HD device) to this monitor which allows High Definition image of up to 1080i resolution.
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Check infinity s website for a PDF... It has epithelial exact specs you are looking for... http://infinitysystems.com/tl_files/catalog//Infinity/Infinity-Car/Manuals/Marine/6912m/6912M_OM_EN.pdf
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the NSF certification is a certification for a class of product as issues for that product by the NSF. ...the ultra filtration systems will handle all unwanted contaminents with the exception of **MTBE's ( **found in higher grade filters ), and FLOURIDE, which can only be removed by Reverse Osmosis. Thank you.
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They are something like Quality Certificate, which is from Communate Europpene and Federal Communications Commission (CE/FCC).
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This response is directly from Mediabridge support:"In-Wall certified means that the cable has been submitted to "Underwriters Laboratories", a for-profit testing center that submits the cable to a vertical flame test to see how the cable performs while in a fire.We see no value in the test so we do not participate. Our raw materials manufacturer that makes the body of our 50ft HDMI cable has already had the material tested so we keep that rating but all other cables we sell are not submitted by choice."Hope this helps you out!James
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Flagrant, it means it comes with Win 7 and is up-gradable to 8 OEM specs Operating System: Windows 7 Professional Upgradable to Windows 8 Pro Thanks
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The only certification mentioned on the label is that of " Quality Assurance International ". This would be relevant to the organic integrity of the contents. Regardless of the certification one way or another we would recommend this product and have been using it for several years now for both men and women. A difference in health was noticed when we had temporarily run out! (as for complete Vitamin C ... easy and cheap to obtain as an additional supplement, which we normally do anyway)