COSTCO CoC Compliance

Please answer the following questions:

Does Chair currently being sold at Costco have a production testing report with passing CPSIA results issued through the Costco BPM system?

Yes

Do you have a TRF number for Chair testing report?

Yes

TRF:

Is Chair a children's product?

Yes

Is Chair clothing or wearing apparel?

Yes

Is Chair a pair of gloves, footwear or a hat?

Yes

Is Chair a pair of gloves longer than 14 inches or gloves attached to a garment?

Yes

Is Chair a hat that provides a covering for the neck, face or shoulders?

Yes

Is Chair a veil (or hat with a veil) that extends more than 9 inches from the crown or 2 inches beyond the hat brim?

Yes

Is Chair footwear that consists of hosiery or forms an integral part of another garment?

Yes

Is Chair a product that is made wholly (100%) of acrylic, modacrylic, nylon, olefin, polyester, wool, or any combination of only these fibers, and/or product that is made of plain-surface fabric weighing more than 2.6 ounces per sq. yard (88.2 gsm)?

Yes

Is Chair either made of narrow fabric (less than 2") or made of a loose fibrous material that cannot be cut into 2" by 6" specimen?

Yes

Please select the category below that Chair falls under:

Because of the risk of strangulation to young children associated with certain window covering cords, the Commission determined (at 16 CFR part 1120) that window coverings that do not meet applicable sections of ANSI/WCMA A100.1-2018 are a substantial product hazard under section 15(j) of the Consumer Product Safety Act (CPSA). The determination adds stock and custom window coverings to the “substantial product hazard” list at 16 CFR §§ 1120.3(e) and 1120.3(f), respectively. Stock and custom window coverings must meet the following provisions, as applicable: For stock window coverings, operating cords must be cordless (includes motorized operating systems), short (8 inches or less), or inaccessible. For stock and custom window coverings with inner cords, the inner cord must be inaccessible or too short to form a hazardous loop when tested pursuant to the requirements in sections 4.5, 6.3, 6.7, and Appendices C and D of ANSI/WCMA A100.1-2018 Stock and custom window coverings must have a permanent label or marking located within or on the headrail, or on the roller tube, of all finished window coverings identifying certain information listed in section 5.3 of ANSI/WCMA A100.1-2018

I confirm my item meets the above requirements as applicable.

Is Chair battery powered?

Yes

None of these regulations apply to Chair and I have a reason why it is exempt:

Please give a detailed reason as to why Chair is exempt:
* All answers must be approved by your legal and compliance teams prior to submission.

Is Chair a car seat or booster seat regulated by the NHTSA?

Yes

Does Chair comply with all (NHTSA) National Highway Traffic Saftey Administration requirements and is labeled as such?

Yes

Is Chair a medical device?

Yes

Is Chair a book?

Yes

Does Chair have any play value (interactive features, toys, etc.)?

Yes

Is Chair a Personal Floatation Device (PFD)?

Yes

Is Chair a car seat or booster seat?

Yes

Does your car seat or booster seat also convert into a hand-held infant carrier?

Yes

Chair complies with all (NHTSA) National Highway Traffic Safety Administration requirements and is labelled as such.

Does Chair contain a button cell battery?

Yes

By checking this box, you declare that Chair does not require Special Packaging per the Poison Prevention Packaging Act.

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