Ride-on toys: toy safety and chemical compliance statements

Which ride-on toys have stated toy safety and chemical compliance standards?

Kettler Rody Magical Unicorn Bounce Toy With Pump: Gymnic says products in its toy category are CE- and UKCA-marked and comply with EU Toy Safety EN 71, UK Toys Safety Regulations 2011, and US ASTM F963-17. Gymnic says its PVC raw material complies with REACH EC 1907/2006. Kettler Rody Bounce Horse: The maker says the material complies with stringent European and US chemical regulations, but does not name particular standards or certifications.

ProductWhyToy safety standardsChemical complianceMaterial
1. Kettler Rody Magical Unicorn Bounce Toy With Pump sold by anbbaby.comGymnic says products in its toy category are CE- and UKCA-marked and comply with EU Toy Safety EN 71, UK Toys Safety Regulations 2011, and US ASTM F963-17.Gymnic says products in its toy category are CE- and UKCA-marked and comply with EU Toy Safety EN 71, UK Toys Safety Regulations 2011, and US ASTM F963-17. manualGymnic says its PVC raw material complies with REACH EC 1907/2006. manualIt is made from strong latex-free vinyl and is free of phthalates and BPA. guide
2. Kettler Rody Bounce Horse sold by anbbaby.comThe maker says the material complies with stringent European and US chemical regulations, but does not name particular standards or certifications.-The maker says the material complies with stringent European and US chemical regulations, but does not name particular standards or certifications. guideIt is made from strong, latex-free vinyl and is phthalate- and BPA-free. guide

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