A report matched to the product you buy
Our document review starts with the item number and tested configuration. Laboratory identity, report number, sample photographs, model list and issue date are checked against the selected version. We supply the available coverage and identify where a custom configuration needs additional testing.
One market brief for the whole team
Your destination, intended age grade and retailer protocol guide the compliance review. The brief connects product construction, applicable standards, warnings and the required documents. Laboratory results, importer certificates and declarations of conformity have different roles in the final file.
Custom colors and materials stay in scope
A change to the formulation, pigment, filling, coating or accessory can affect report coverage. We review changes with the relevant testing scope before sample approval and bulk production. A report for one configuration is not transferred automatically to every color or model.
Request the exact SKU file
Send the SKU, selected version, destination and retailer requirements. We return the available document scope and the next steps for any additional testing. Supporting reports identify the relevant model and tested configuration, giving your compliance team a clear document trail.
Documents built for Amazon FBA and retail onboarding
Amazon seller verification, retailer vendor portals and customs clearance all ask essentially the same question: does a recognized laboratory report cover this exact item? Our files are organized to answer it quickly — report number, issuing laboratory, model photographs, tested configuration, age grade and issue date tied to the STS item number you are shipping. Where a children's product needs a Children's Product Certificate, the US importer or domestic manufacturer issues the CPC against that evidence, and we supply the laboratory documentation behind it.
The markets our documentation supports
We routinely assemble files for the United States (applicable ASTM F963 and CPSIA requirements), the European Union (applicable EN71 parts, chemical restrictions, CE technical documentation and warnings), the United Kingdom (destination-specific conformity arrangements and markings), Japan (product- and age-specific requirements, including the rules in force from December 2025 for toys for children under three), plus Canada and Australia against the applicable local requirements. Retailer-specific restricted-substance protocols are layered on top; send the current protocol with your RFQ so testing is quoted once and correctly.
Market and document review
| Market | Product review | Documentation |
|---|---|---|
| US | Applicable ASTM F963 and CPSIA requirements; age grade and construction | Relevant test reports; CPC and tracking information where required |
| EU | Applicable EN71 parts, chemical restrictions and warnings | Technical file, conformity documentation and traceability |
| UK | Great Britain or Northern Ireland destination requirements | Applicable markings, conformity documents and importer information |
| Japan | Product- and age-specific material and safety requirements | Local-market testing and labeling; ST program separately where relevant |
Questions & answers
Frequently asked questions.
Do your squishy toys come with ASTM F963, CPSIA and EN71 test reports?
We provide the available report scope matched to each SKU and its tested configuration — ASTM F963/CPSIA-oriented coverage for the US and applicable EN71 parts for the EU. Because coverage depends on material, color and destination, request the exact SKU file and we will identify what is covered and whether any additional testing is required.
Can you support Amazon FBA compliance document requests?
Yes. Our model files include laboratory identity, report number, model photographs, tested configuration and issue date tied to the STS item number — the evidence Amazon seller verification typically requests. Any required CPC is issued by the US importer or domestic manufacturer based on that evidence.
If I change a color or add my logo, does the report still apply?
A new pigment, coating, printing ink, filling or accessory can change the test scope. We review the proposed configuration against the existing report before sample approval and arrange any additional testing so your private-label version ships with matching documentation.
Who issues the CPC for children's products?
The responsible US importer or domestic manufacturer issues the Children's Product Certificate based on testing from a CPSC-accepted laboratory where third-party testing is required. The laboratory report and the CPC are distinct documents; we supply the supplier side of the evidence.
Can you test for the UK, Japanese, Canadian or Australian market?
Yes. We assemble destination-specific files — UK conformity routes, Japanese requirements including the under-three rules in force from December 2025, and the applicable Canadian and Australian requirements — and confirm the current obligations with the testing laboratory for your placing-on-market date.
Are the test reports issued by accredited laboratories?
The supporting reports identify the issuing laboratory and scope; where CPSC acceptance or ISO/IEC 17025 accreditation is relevant to your market, request the document file and your compliance team can verify the laboratory's status independently through official registers.