MARGINAL. (8512) December 10,2012. Technical Report: Date Received: December 18, 2012 RESULT: MARGINAL (US & CN)

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1 CONSUMER PRODUCTS SERVICES DIVISION Technical Report: Date Received: (8512) December 10,2012 December 18, 2012 MARGINAL RESULT: MARGINAL (US & CN) Sample Description: 6PK GRADUATION BUBBLES Vendor: MONDAY BEAUTY LTD Sample Size: 12 Manufacturer: CHANGXING MINGW ANG Style No(s): NIA Buyer; RUBBER PRODUCTS CO., LTD N/A Labeled Age Grade: NOT PRESENT Appropriate Age Grade: OVER 3 YEARS OF AGE Tested Age Grade: Client Specified Age Grade: Ref#: OVER 3 YEARS OF AGE NOT SPECIFIED N/A Country of Origin: CHINA Assortment No.: NIA Sample Information: N/A Countries of Sale: US/CANADA TEST: BBP I DBP /DEHP content [CPSIA] Cellulose nitrate [SOR/ ] Consumer packing and labeling act and regulations [Consumer packaging and labeling regulations] DNOP /DINP /DIDP content [CPSIAJ Hazardous liquids document review [16 CFR ) Net content [CPSD-HL OI 056-MTHD) Total cadmium content in substrate materials [CPSC- CH EI modified I CPSC-CH-EIOOI-08 modified] Total lead content in substrate materials [CPSJA] Flammability of solids [16 CFR ) Accuracy or adequacy of instructions [CPSD HL MTHD) Bureau Verltas Shenzhen Co., Ltd 4/F, Block B, Mlnl!da Industrial Building, 4th Zone of Honghuallng Industrial Park, Xm Town, Nanshan District, Shenzhen, Guangdong, P.R.C. T...t (10 "lt:t: <'IO~Ot:'>flf\ r::~.,., oo "t:t: Canada toy regulation [SOR/201!-17] CountrY of origin [Canadian customs tariff] Hazardous substances- document review [Canada Toys Regulations (SOR/20!1 17) section 22] Phthalates content in toys, child care articles and watches [CA Prop 65] Total heavy metal contents in substrate [ASTM F%3-11) Total lead content in toys and child care articles [CA Prop 65) Tracking label for children's product [CPSIA] Illinois lead warning label [Illinois] Country of origin [19 CFR 134] Fair Packaging and Labeling Act [ 16 CFR 500] This report!s gwot"ned by, and!nc~pw~tn trt rdn~&, the Corrl-'~~M ~ftutlngu pg$led at th~ date o!bsuan~ oflhl~ rejml at ht!p:hwnw.l>ufuin ~.itos.~orn/cpj ~Is Intended f«y~"" e~ ol-le u,e, My ew,t s ot repl'catler. of this r<!)lcfi to ot fil( ~trf o!her pers011?' ~n~ty, 1 u e cl <1Ul n~me Of trad-emark, Is pttm;tted only v.llh oor p;lot Wtte11 perrrjs~n. Thl& t~pm ~ets f'xth 9UI" ~w:li"\)s ~ le~fw!h tespe~to lh~ testsampl~lldenthd herein. Tha rewth aet fojthln t111sreport ue n')\!1\dlea~ve orrep~e~enlatil/c of!he quan:y «ell;u~o;t~rl!'its of!he!<ii fiom v.n<:h a test umple W!$lot;~n or art{ $ 1 11',1&~ ~ ld~nt:tal prgo\jcl un!ti$!<pec1fte'ly!nd e~pressly ~:~~--~~!e.!"'~ r.~~&:'~. ~~~!the teil-s ~e~'f;'uitd ~r yw.. ~ th~ resu!t$\he_r~.ol based UpM \he lnfe>rma'i n thai J'OOJ pro lded to us.

2 Parts labeling [CPSD-HL MTHDJ Mechanical hazards- toys [ASTM F963-ll] GRBI Washington 66 CHCC (1-4TH)-doc Flash point of combustible liquid [16 CPR (C)(6)(IH)] Toxicological risk assessment-document review [Canada toys regulations (sor/ ) section 25 and 26] Labeli!tg revie\\~ toys [ASTM F963-ll] Heavy metal content in packaging materialsdocument revicw{tpch] Microbial limit test-document review [USP 61] Toxicological risk assessment-document review [16 CFR!500.3] Client's total lead content in substrate materials [90ppm] The sample(s) MEET the following reqnirement(s): The BBP 1 DBP & DEHP content requirements of the Consumer Product Safety Improvement Act (CPSIA) of2008 Sec. 1 08(a) Prohibition On Sale of Certain Products Containing Spec Hied Phthalatcs. The mechanical hazards requirements of the tested sections ofomada Consumer Product Safety ActJ Toys Regulations, SOR/ and Schedule 2. The cellulose nitrate requirements of Canada Toys Regulations, SOR/ , section 21. The consumer packing and labeling requirements of Consumer packing and labeling act and regulations. The country of origin marking of the Canadian 11 Marking oflmported Goods Order, C.R.C., c.535". The DNOP, DIDP & DlNP content requirements of the Consumer Product Safety Improvement Act (CPSIA) of2008 Sec. 108(b)(I) Prohibition On Sale of Certain Products Containing Specified Phthalates. In lieu of testing and at the request of the client, documentation has been provided which indicates compliance of the hazardous chemical req\lirements in liquids of 16 CFR , "Guidance for hazardous liquid chemicals in children's products", In lieu oftesting and at the request of the client, documentation has been provided which indicates compliance with the specific toxic substances requirement of the Canada Consumer Product Safety Act- Toys Regulations, SOR/ , Section 22. The net content verification of the client's testing program. The BBP, DBP, DEHI\ DnHP and DIDP content requirements in toys, child care articles and watches according to the California Proposition 65 settlements of County of Sacramento case number 07 AS04683, and the Alameda Superior Court case numbers BG , RG l, RG and RG The total cadmium cottte111 of substrate materials requirements in client's specification (75 ppm). The initial total hea\'y metals content analysis for soluble heavy metals contmlt in non-metallic substrate requirements of ASTM F963-ll, "Standard Consumer Safety Specification tbr Toy Safety," Section (2)(b). The total lead content in substrate requiremcnt(s) (100 milligrams per kilogram) of the United States Consumer Product Safety Improvement Act (CPSIA) of2008, Section IOI(a)(2). The total lead content requirements in toys and child care articles according to the California Proposition 65 settlements of Alameda Superior Court, , RG and San Francisco Super-.or Court

3 The sample(s) MEET the following requircment(s): The tracking label requirement of the Consumer Product Safety Improvement Act (CPSIA) of 2008 section I 03 Tracking Labels for Children's Products. The Illinois lead warning label requirements of client's specification. 'The flammability requirements of 16 CFR (c)(6)(vi), "Flammable solid" (FHSA regulations). Customs requirements on the placement of country of odgin marking, 19 CFR J, "Country of origin marking", The accmacy or adequacy of instructions requirements of client's specification. The labeling requirements of 16 CFR 500, 11 Regulations under section 4 of the Fair Packaging and Labeling Act" (FPLA regulations). The pa11s labeling requirements of client's specification. The labeling requirements of ASTM F963 ll, ~'Standard consumer safety specification for toy safety". The mechanical hazards requirements of ASTM F963 11, "Standard consumer safety specification for toy safety". In lieu oftesting and at the request ofthe client, documentation has been provided which indicates compliance with the heavy metals content in packaging requirements of Model Toxics Legislation of the Toxics in packaging clearinghouse, TPCH(formerly the Coalition ofnortheastern Governors CONEG). In lieu of testing and at the request of the client, documentation has been provided which indicates compliance with the pathogen requirement of the United States pharmacopeia, microbiological test <61>, Microbial limit test. The combustibility requirement ofus Federal Hazardous Substances Act (FHSA) section2(q), "Banned Hazardous Substance", as defined as "Combustible" according to 16 CFR (c)(6)(iii). In lieu of testing and at the request of the client, documentation has been provided which indicates the samplc(s) was not considered to be toxic, corrosive, skin/eye irritant nor strong sensitizer as defined in 16 CFR (b)(5) and (b)(7) (9) (FHSA regulations). In lieu oftesting and request of the client, documentation has been provided which indicates the sample(s) was not considered to be acute toxic, corrosive, skin/eye irritant nor sensitizer as defined in (sor/ ) section 25 and 26. The total lead content of substrate materials requirements in client's specification (90ppm). The result of the following requirement(s) is considered as MARGINAL under the following rcquirement{s): In lieu of testing and at the request oft he client, documentation has been provided \\'hich indicates the chemical content requirement of the client's specification with reference to the Chemicals ofhigh concern to children (CHCC) content as contaminant- Washington revised code (RCW), Chapter Children>s Sate Product Act (CPSA) is rated as MARGINAL Note: The sample(s) was not evaluated to the Normal Use testing requirements specified in ASTM F963-11, Section 8.5. It is the responsibility of the manufacturer, vendor or distributor to conduct tests that will simulate normal use conditions. These tests shall ensure that hazards are not generated through normal wear and deterioration of the sample(s). These tests shall also simulate the normal play mode of the toy and to simulate the expected mode of \lse of the particular toy. The tests shall be conducted in an expected use environment. These normal use tests shall simulate the intended use of the toy based on its estimated lifetime.

4 Note: Note: Note: Note: Note: Note: Based on visual evaluation and/or material breakdown received~ there is no polyvinyl chloride (PVC) found in the samples submitted and thus the corresponding testing of the Canada Consumer Product Safety Act with reference to the Hazardous Products Act, SOR/ regarding to the restriction of use of certain phthalates content ha\ e not been conducted. No accessible surface coating was present on the received sample(s}. Consequently, the lead content analysis of surface coatings according to modified 16 CFR 1303, "Ban of lead-containing paint and certain consumer products bearing lead-containing paint" (Consumer Products Safety Improvement Act (CPSIA) of2008), was not conducted. No accessible surface coating was present on the received sample(s). Consequently, the heavy metals content analysis of surface coatings according to ASTM F963~ 11, "Standard consumer safety specification on toy safety", Section (2), was not conducted. No surface coating was present on the received sample(s). Consequently, the heavy metals content analysis on surface coatings according to the Canada Consumer Product Safety Act~ Toys Regulations, SOR/ Sec. 23 or the lead content analysis on smface coatings according to the Canada Consumer Product Safety Act, Surface Coating Materials Regulation, SOR/ (Amended Up To SOR/ ) Sec 7.2 and 7.3 was not conducted. No accessible surface coating was present on the received sample(s). Consequently, the lead content analysis of surface coatings according to Illinois Lead Poisoning Prevention Act, Public Act 095~ 1019, was not conducted. No accessible surface coating was found on the submitted samples. Consequently, heavy metals analysis ou surface coatings was not conducted. BUREAU VERITAS SHENZHEN CO.,LTD W~Yf~ WendyCha Manager Toys And Juvenile Products Depm1ment

5 TOTAL LEAD CONTENT IN SUBSTRATE (looppm) (Consumer Product Safety Impr ovement Act (CPSIA) of 2008) Test Method: U.S. CPSC-CH EIOOI-08.1 (June 21, 2010) or U.S. CPSC CH-El (June 21, 2010). Lead 100 mg/kg Analyte Lead (Ph) Sample Description Result Conclusion Color I Component Location Style (m(!/kg) (A) White plastic Bottle ND PASS _(B) Black plastic Lid of bottle ND PASS (C) Translucent plastic Stick of bottle ND PASS (D) Translucent liquid Jnner boule ND PASS LT ~Less Than * =Average of duplicate analyses mgtkg = milligrams per kilogram (ppm= parts per million)

6 TOTAL LEAD CONTENT IN TOYS AND CHILD CARE ARTICLES (Cnlifornia Proposition 65 settlements of Alamedn Superior Court BG , RG , San Jlrancisco Snperior Court ) Test Method: Acid digestion followed by Atomic Absorption Spectrophotometry or Inductively Coupled Plasma Spectrometry Analyte Maximum allowable limit Type I All product except baby bibs (PVC) 200 mglkg Type2 All product except baby bibs (non PVC) 600 mg/kg Type 3 Baby bibs 200 mg/kg Analyte Lead (Pb) Sample Description Result Conclusion Color I Component I Location I Style (mg/kg) Type 2: All product except babv bibs (non PVC) (A) White plastic Bottle ND PASS (B) Black plastic Lid of bottle ND PASS (C) Translucent plastic Stick of bottle ND PASS (D) Translucent liquid Inner bottle ND PASS LT =Less Than mglkg = milligrams per kilogram (ppm=parts per million) * =Average of duplicate analyses Lead CLIENT'S TOTAL CADMIUM CONTENT IN SUBSTRATE (40PPM) Cadmium 40 mglkg Analyte Cadmium (Cd) Sample Description Result Conclusion Color I Component Location Style (mg/kg) (A) White plastic Bottle ND PASS (B) Black plastic Lid of bottle ND PASS (C) Translucent plastic Stick of bottle ND PASS LT"" Less Than * =o Average of duplicate analysis mg!kg =milligrams per kilogram (ppm=parts per million)

7 TOTAL HEAVY METALS CONTENT- INITIAL ANALYSIS FOR SOLUBLE HEAVY METALS CONTENT IN SUBSTHATE (ASTM F963-11, Section (2)(b)) Test Method: ASTM International Standard ASTM F963-11, Section and Annex A7. Sample Color I Component Identity Type I: Substrate other than modeling clay A White plastic B Black plastic c Translucent plastic D Translucent liquid Bottle Lid ofbottlc Stick of bottle Inner bottle Location Style Analyte As Ba Cd Cr Max. Limit Type I (mglkg) Max. Limit Type II (~&tj<g) Anal)1e As Ba I Cd I Cr Sample Result A ND 44 ND ND Hg Hg mglkg) ND I Pb Sb Se Pb I Sb I Se Conclusion ND ND ND PASS B ND 21 ND ND c ND ND ND ND D ND ND ND ND ND ND ND ND ND ND PASS ND ND ND PASS ND ND ND PASS mglkg =milligrams per kilogram {ppm=parts per mulion) LT ~Less Than ND =None Detected Detection limit (mg/kg): As and Cr = 7, Hg =\other elements= 10 As =Arsenic, Ba =Barium, Cd =Cadmium, Cr = Chromium, Hg =Mercury, Pb =Lead, Sb =Antimony, Se =Selenium Remark: Textiles (natural or synthetic) arc exempted for lead content requirement according to clarification of Toy Industry Association for ASTM F963 1 L The lead content analysis result of corresponding material herein is for client's reference only.

8 Technical Report: {8512) CLIENT'S TOTAL LEAD CONTENT IN SUBSTRATE MATERIALS (90PPM) Test Method: EPA 3051/3050 Acid digestion followed by Atomic Absorption Spectrophotometry or Inductively Coupled Plasma Spectrometry Lead 90 mg/kg Analyte Lead (Pb) Sample Description Result Conclusion Color I Component Location Style (mg/kg) A) White plastic Bottle ND PASS B) Black plastic Lid of bottle ND PASS C) Translucent plastic Stick of bottle ND PASS (D) Translucent liquid Inner bottle ND PASS LT"" Less Than * =Average of duplicate analyses mglkg = milligrams per kilogram (ppm=parts per mu/ion) COMBUSTIBILITY (US FHSA Section 2(q), as deflncd by 16 CFR (c)(6)(iii) combustible) Test Method: 16 CFR l500.43a, "Method of test for flash point of volatile flammable materials/' Parameter: Requirement: Flashpoint Temperature above 150"F (65.6"C) Test Component Location Style Result ( C) Conclusion A., Transparent liquid unpleasant Inner tube ND Meet odour GT =Greater than LT =Less than

9 December 18, 2012 PHTHALATES CONTENT IN CHILDREN'S TOYS AND CHILDCARE ARTICLES (Consumer Product Safety Improvement Act (CPSIA) of2008 Sec. 108(a) Prohibition On Sale of Certain Products Containing Specified Phthalates- BBP I DBI' I DEHP CONTENT) Test Method: With reference to U.S. CPSC-CH-ClOOl-09.3 (April!, 2010), Sample Color I Component Location Style ldeniity A White plastic Bottle B Black plastic Lid of bottle c Translucent plastic Stick of bottle BBP DBP DEHP Limit%); Analvte BBP I DBP I DEHP Sample Result(%) Conclusion A ND ND ND PASS B ND ND ND PASS c ND ND ND PASS Detection Limit: BBP ~Butyl benzyl phthalate (0.005%) Results reported in percentage DBP = Dibutyl phthalate (0.005%) LT =Less than DEHP ~ Di(2-ethylhexyl) phthalate (0.005%) ND = None detected

10 BBPillBPillEHPillnHP/DIDP PHTHALATES CONTENT REQUIREMENTS IN TOYS, CHILD CARE ARTICLES AND WATCHES (California Pl'oposltion 65 scttlen1ents of County of Sacramento case numbc1 07AS04683, and the Alameda Superior Com t case numbers BG , RG , RG and RG ) Sample Color I Component Location Style Identity A White plastic Bortle B Black plastic Lid of bottle c Translucent plastic Stick ofbotlle Anal te: BBP DBP DEHP DnHP DIDP Limit %): Analyte BBP I DBP I DEHP I DnHP I DIDP Sample Result(%) Conclusion A ND ND ND ND ND PASS B ND ND ND ND ND PASS c ND ND ND ND ND PASS Detection Limit: BBP =Butyl benzyl phthalate (0.005%} Results reported in percentage DBP ~ Dibutyl phthalate (0. 005%) LT = Less than DEHP ~ Di(2-ethylhexyl) phthalate (0.005%) ND = None detected DnHP ~ Di-n-hexyl phthalate (0.005%) DJDP ~ Di-lso-decyl phthalate (0.005%)

11 PHTHALATES CONTENT IN CHILDREN'S TOYS AND CI!ILDCARE ARTICLES (Consumer Product Safety Improvement Act (CPSIA) o 2008 Sec.108(b)(1) Prohibition On Sale of Certain Products Containing Specified Phthalates- DNOP IDINP I DIDP CONTENT) Test Method: With reference to U.S. CPSC-CH-CIOOI-09.3 (April!, 201 0). Sample Color I Component Location Style Identity A White plastic Bottle B Black plastic Lid of bottle c Translucent plastic Stick of boffle DNOP D!NP DIDP Analyte DNOP I DlNP I DIDP Sample Result(%) Conclusion A ND ND ND PASS B ND ND ND PASS c ND ND ND PASS DetecHon Umit: DNOP ~ Di-n-octyl phthalate (0.005%) Results reported in percentage DINP ~ Di-iso-nonyl phthalate (0.005%) LT =Less than DIDP ~ Di-iso-decyl phthalate (0.005%) ND = None detected

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