Does this have the ca prop 65 warning? Like the garmin mount. I'm afraid that the bean bag contains lead shot.
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I don't recall any warning on it,it is very heavy and makes crunchy noises when you squeeze the weighted part
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Who cares even. Nothing contained lead any longer. Besides it is covered in a thick cloth covering. Will you or your dog be chewing on the holder. If not then don'the worry....
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I don't have a full answer to this question. I connected the valve to a Micasaverde Z-wave sytem without any problems. The valve does have a California Prop 65 lead warning but the manufacturer said that this wasn't really an issue.
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It's because California requires that anything that has any trace of lead be labeled accordingly....no matter how minute the amount. Even though fruits and vegetables have traces of lead... they are not required to be labeled.
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Mine doesn't have that warning labeled on it. From what I just googled that label is a California requiredment. I honestly am not familiar with much of the cancer causing ingredients in anything. I personally will look further into this subject. Good question. Good stuff.
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In our case, "nothing" came with the Garmin unit. No instructions, no nothing. We purchased the "bean bag" type mount which Amazon recommended, and there you are.
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I can load mine up with approximately 40-45 lbs of lead and the recoil is hardly noticeable. I don't use the Caldwell lead bag (sold separately) because it doesn't hold enough lead. Instead I am using two 25 lb shot bags that I've filled with scrap lead. I've tied off the ends of the bags with plastic tie wraps. I find the primary restriction to holding more lead is the relatively short distance from the bottom of the pans up to the rails.
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All the information I've been able to find on Proposition 65 is pretty vague. It it supposed to warn consumers of "chemicals known to cause cancer, birth defects or other reproductive harm" As far as I can tell, there is no thought given to the amount of these chemicals - some of which you can't escape in the manufacturing process. More info can be found here: http://oehha.ca.gov/prop65/p65faq.html Although the most helpful line from the faq seems to be: "To request more information regarding the chemical exposures that are the basis of the warning, contact the manufacturer of the product." If I had to guess what chemical warranted the proposition 65 warning, I would guess cadmium.
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I agree with you.I recently bought a keurig b31 mini and there is no posting on prop 65 on the box. The warning is posted in the manual which can be read after purchase. So now I have the hassel of trying to get a refund. Thw explanation you get from customer service is that the lead does not come in contact with the water. Which sounds like its okay but why do they not state this in the manual too.
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Since the nuclear plant had and explosion, I wouldn't feel comfortable taking any product that is naturally harvested in that area. Don't take a chance. If i see California Prop 65, I don't buy it. There is a reason for the warning.
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That reply doesn't make sense at all! The warning has nothing to do with conforming to regulations -- it is about containing harmful chemicals....I'm guessing that rep has no clue what the prop 65 warning is.I submitted a question on their site too, so I will post again if I get a different response.Thanks for the reply!
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Best suggestion is to go buy your actual gps mount piece that will fit onto the ball. My beanbag stand came with a clamp but broke with 48 hours cause its a universal clamp n didn't firmly hold my gps! Hope this was helpful! The money u saved by buying the beanbag will easily cover the price of the correct clamp to go on the ball!
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This one works very well and is very well made:Garmin Beanbag for Portable Friction Mount for Garmin GPS Units (Beanbag Only - Mount not Included)
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I have never heard of a Proposition 65 warning before. I have looked it up online and I now know what it is. I was not aware Amazon had a Proposition 65 warning on this product. However, for more product information visit www.nowfoods.com/2810.
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Not sure if it is still true. When it arrived there was a sticker on the box that said "contains lead".
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I really think this is a typo... I looked it up, and found this: "WARNING: The power cord on this product contains lead, a chemical known to the State of California to cause [cancer, and] birth defects or other reproductive harm. Wash hands after handling." The above sentence comes from this website: http://www.cancer.org/cancer/cancercauses/othercarcinogens/athome/cancer-warning-labels-based-on-californias-proposition-65 Given the similarity in the warnings, I think they meant to type "cord" instead of "code" which makes more sense. :) I had wondered about this myself. :)
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Doesn't everything? Can't imagine why...maybe pregnant women shouldn't eat it?? I'm looking at the package right now and there's no mention of CA Prop 65. The only warnings are, "may scratch some surfaces", "not for aquarium use", and interestingly enough, "due to the nature of this item, some rusting may occur" - hmmm.
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Not sure what lead would be doing on a product for drinking water? I believe some FDA laws might be broken if lead was used and they would have some huge law suites. It's Magnesium. Possibly call Suburban if you are still uncomfortable.