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1.      Physical and Mechanical Tests. (ASTM F963-96a & EN71-1)

As per ASTM F 963-96a Standard Consumer Safety Specification On Toy Safety, test results applicable to samples as provided are as follows:

Note 1Ý Section 5.8 of ASTM F 963 requires that packaging or instruction or both shall be labeled to alert parents to wash product thoroughly before use.

Note 2 Section 7.0 of ASTM F 963 requires that a principal component of the toy or packaging carry the name and address of the producer or distributor.

As per U.S. Code of Federal Regulations Title 16 Part 1500.51 the hazards of sharp points, sharp edges and small parts are assessed both before and after applicable use and abuse tests, results are as follows:

As per European Standard on Safety of Toys EN 71 Part 1: 1998, the results on applicable sections are as follows:

Note 1: It is required that the manufacturer, representative or importer affix name, trade nameÝ or mark whichÝ is legible and in indelible form on the toy or packaging together with the ìCEî markÝ as a declaration of presumption of conformity with the essential safety requirements of ECD 88/378/EEC which describes toy safety markings.

Note 2: EN 71-1 Clause 7.2, Toys not intended for children under 36 months. Toys which are not intended for, but might be dangerous for, children under 36 months shall bear a warning in writing or the written warning may be substituted by the graphic symbol as specified in EN71-6

2. Flammability Test (ASTM F963-96a & EN71-2)

As per section 4.2 of the ASTM Standard Consumer Safety Specification on Toy Safety F 963-96a and U.S. Code of Federal Regulations, Title 16 Part 1500.44 for rigid and pliable solids, results are as follows:

Flammability

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3.Toxic Elements Analysis

As per U.S. Code of Federal Regulations Title 16 Part 1303, and per section 4.3.5 of the ASTM F963-96a Standard Consumer Safety Specification on Toy Safety; U.S., acid digestion and extraction methods were used and toxic element contents were determined by Inductively Coupled Argon Plasma Spectrometry.

PPM = Parts per million

Sol.Ý = Soluble

Key:

As per European Standard on Safety of Toys EN 71 Part 3: 1994, Toxic elements migration was determined by inductively Coupled Argon Plasma Spectrometry.

TOTAL CADMIUM (Cd) CONTENT

AS PER EUROPEAN COUNCIL DIRECTIVE 91/338/EEC, ACID DIGESTION METHOD WAS USED AND TOTAL CADMIUM CONTENT WAS DETERMINED BY INDUCTIVELY COUPLED ARGON PLASMA SPECTROMETRY.

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Chemical Analysis:Ý Styrene Monomer content in polystyrene

Procedure:Ý Analysis of the sample was performed in accordance with the Food and Drug Administration Regulations for determining the presence and amount of styrene monomer from polystyrene, 21 CFR 177.1640

Samples were dissolved in methylene chloride, and the resulting solution analyzed for presence and quantity of styrene monomer via Gas Chromatograph.

Requirements:Ý Styrene monomer is not to exceed 1.0% (w/w), or 0.5% (w/w) in cases as noted in the table below.

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Results:

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Conclusion:Ý When tested as specified above, the submitted sample(s) does comply with FDA specifications for styrene monomer in polystyrene articles for use in contact with food.

Chemical Analysis

Migration test of plastic materials intended to come into contact with food

EEC 90/128

Limit: 10 mg/dm¾ (general requirement)

60 mg/kg for containers which can be filled, with a capacity of not less than 500ml and not more than 10L.

Procedure: The test samples are submersed in the appropriate food simulating solvents, at a temperature of 40†C for 10 days. They are then removed from the solvents, and the extracted residue is weighed. Results as expressed in mg/dm¾.

Sample:

Results:

Conclusion:Ý When tested as specified above, the submitted sample(s) does comply with EEC 90/128 specifications for migration of materials in articles for use in contact with food.

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