Safety testing & lab reports
Anything that goes in a child’s mouth in a classroom or clinic should clear the same bar as a regulated children’s product — documented by an accredited third-party laboratory, not by the factory that made it. Here is exactly how our tools are tested, and where to download the reports.
The standards we test to
- ASTM F963-23 — the current U.S. children’s product safety standard (mechanical hazards, flammability, heavy elements).
- CPSIA — federal lead and phthalate limits for children’s products.
- 16 CFR 1501 — small-parts / choking-hazard evaluation consistent with the stated age grade.
- Children’s Product Certificate (CPC) — available on request, backed by testing at a CPSC-accepted lab.
Our lab reports
Both product lines pass ASTM F963-23 and CPSIA testing — lead, phthalates, heavy elements, flammability, and small parts. Download the full third-party reports:
- Sensory Chew Bricks — report No. RGST260130351
- Teething Straws — report No. RGST260209701
Both are downloadable from our homepage, and we’ll send them directly with any vendor packet.
Material & construction safety
- Solid-core silicone — no hollow chambers to harbor moisture, and far more durable than hollow-molded products under sustained chewing.
- Free of the usual offenders — latex-free, BPA-free, phthalate-free, and PVC-free.
- Sanitizable — top-rack dishwasher safe, or wash with soap and warm water and sanitize per your facility’s protocol.
- Inspect and replace — chew tools are consumables; inspect before each use and replace any unit showing surface wear. Defect replacements are free, no time limit.
Vetting any vendor — ours included
We keep a free, printable vendor-vetting compliance checklist you can apply to any sensory-tool supplier. If a vendor can’t produce accredited third-party reports for the standards above, that’s your answer.
See the reports, then sample the tools
Every safety report is downloadable before you buy, and free evaluation kits ship to OTs, clinics, and school districts at no cost.