Toys containing Button Cell Batteries
@Michelle_Amazon
I had posted on a different thread about this issue and you asked me to start a new thread so you could look into this for us, so here goes. We appreciate any help you can give us on this matter.
We have 16 ASINS, all toys containing button cell batteries, for a total of 2115 units of product that are stranded.
Our current cases regarding button cell battery compliance in toys are:
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15293809171
15293768031
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15293934581
15125904411
15456984921
15287773311
15288793041
15310069881
Toys containing Button Cell Batteries
@Michelle_Amazon
I had posted on a different thread about this issue and you asked me to start a new thread so you could look into this for us, so here goes. We appreciate any help you can give us on this matter.
We have 16 ASINS, all toys containing button cell batteries, for a total of 2115 units of product that are stranded.
Our current cases regarding button cell battery compliance in toys are:
15456748261
15290362441
15229449931
15371160801
15228640211
15229761971
15290405051
15307415341
15165551831
15395484861
15165332271 "
15165622761
15229066611
15289115111
15370925521
15370612241
15288662361
15293703231
15293742981
15293809171
15293768031
15287577711
15293934581
15125904411
15456984921
15287773311
15288793041
15310069881
4 replies
Emet_Amazon
Hello @Seller_oNwQIArLmzljP,
Thank you for posting your concerns with your button cell better compliance requirements.
We have 16 ASINS, all toys containing button cell batteries, for a total of 2115 units of product that are stranded.
Our current cases regarding button cell battery compliance in toys are:
15456748261
15290362441
15229449931
Looking over the cases, we are still requiring that the requested documentation be provided to verify compliance. Looking at the related products associated with these cases, they appear to be key-chain flashlights, which per our button cell battery help page is required to provide documentation and proof of compliance.
Our policy for consumer products with button cell or coin batteries
We require that all consumer products with button cell or coin batteries that fall under 16 CFR Part 1263 have been tested to and comply with the regulations, standards, and requirements listed below.
Examples of consumer products with button cell batteries include, but are not limited to, the following: calculators, cameras, flameless candles, flashing clothing, shoes, holiday ornaments, key-chain flashlights, musical greeting cards, remote controls, and watches.
Documentation requirements:
All of the following:
- 16 CFR PART 1263—Safety standard for button cell or coin batteries and consumer products containing such batteries
- ANSI/UL 4200A (Safety standard for products incorporating button or coin cell batteries)
Due to our requirements we will need you to submit these documents for proof of compliance and reactivation of the listings.
The forums community and I are here to support you. Please let us know how we can help you from this point forward.
Emet.
Emet_Amazon
Hello @Seller_oNwQIArLmzljP,
Thank you for posting your follow up inquiry.
Thank you for the response. The products are classified for import by the US government as toys and are toy safety tested for children 6+, meeting all of the toy safety requirements.
Amazon may want to classify our products as key chain flashlights, but they are classified as toys.
Documentation requirements:
All of the following:
- 16 CFR PART 1263—Safety standard for button cell or coin batteries and consumer products containing such batteries
- ANSI/UL 4200A (Safety standard for products incorporating button or coin cell batteries)
As previously mentioned these products are listed and categorized as keychain, keychain lights. Although as you mentioned they were categorized as toys during import, to sell them on Amazon, we will require the mentioned testing documentation to be compliant with keychain lights.
The forums community and I are here to support you. Please let us know how we can help you from this point forward.
Emet.
