I'm a Canadian customer. Does this have the National Safety Mark (NSM) on it? It is required in Canada.
877884
Yes it does ... the number is a rating score for reliability. This seat scroed an overall 8.7 out of 10. We love this seat!!
877885
Britax says not if it is a car seat made and marketing in the USA...http://www.britaxusa.com/support/faq/general-questions-about-britax
877886
I am very sorry, but I don't know, and the seat is on loan to friends and not readily available. I would suggest that you look at the Britax website. If it's not there, there must be a way to ask them a question. All we know is that it is very secure, and we are happy with it.
877887
Unfortunately I do not know where to look for the NSM mark. I hope you can get the seat. My son and I love it!
1661025
So I can use it in Canada then? We have the Tributes up here but only in black/red :(
303924
No the I bought had US and Canada but Don't buy it I had 2 of them go bad. The first one was DOA the second died in a week I have a Garmin now
1622568
This is the closest to the one I used to use in Canada. It seems to be developed by the same person/company. I was confused too, since if it's new branding it seems to have gone backwards
1691340
I had mine on a Scion xB, todays cars are so computerized, who knows? I would say yes but it's a guess. DRL's are required in Canada, it may be worth it to find out how it's done up north of the border. The van is probably set up for them just a matter of finding out how.
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Linda, I checked the bottom of my stockpot and it dos not have a NSF stamp on it. If I recall correctly, a piece of cookware will have those letters displayed on it if it is indeed certified. I do use mine quite often and it has performed great. Hope this helps, Robert
1360643
no nsn. Nice leather appears to be US manufacture. fits along lines of SOCOM shoulder holster.
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Sorry, don't know...purchased this for a grandchild who lives in the US, I'm in Canada
366525
This is approved in the United States but technically it is not approved in Canada because it is the wrong color! Keep this in mind because they, the Canadian Caost Gaurd, gets a weird kick out of giving people a hard time about this. So up there it has to be RED in the US it just has to be in reach or on you ;-)
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No, it is not since the company that sells this item is based in Canada. Underwriter Laboratory is American, isn't it? The actual product was made in China, however. Mine worked very well.
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There's no country indicated on mine FWIW. Just the CTA logo and a part number/description
140721
Mine is the nsta USA version. I've heard the one in Germany removed all references to Nazi's. I think that's a PAL region. But mine is for the US and think it has regional restrictions.
158692
I would think it should do what you want...but to be sure...run it into a canadian tire store etc and get them to check the specs on it. Always better to be safe then sorry....
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Mine is flawless. Looks and feels like OEM. Works perfectly. It has 'CAN'... Canada? on the back.
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Yes, the OBD II specification was made mandatory for all cars sold in the U.S. in 1996. If your car was sold in America, you should be fine. Additionally, your make of vehicle is listed as supported by http://www.scantool.net/
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We just modified our shipping to include canada. So, if you order them through us, we will ship them to you. Rally Armor 02-07 Subaru WRX/STI/RS/2.5i Basic Black Mud Flap w/ Black Logo
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could be some different such as heated/non heated, power/non power. pls make sure you know correctly your vehicle type, req such as Japan/US built, power or non power, heated or non heated etc. I knew these in upfront which helped me to decide the rite product.