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Originally Posted by GogDog

Yes, but it specifically states in both of those links that it will only apply to items that contain 600 ppm of lead, which is the effective new standard of "hazardous" levels. So anyone that thinks that all toys ever can never be resold are mistaken.

I agree, it won't be the end of the secondary toy market.

But the only way to know if a toy does violate the standard, is to have it tested. This is why I think the "retroactive" aspect of the law, real or implied, will be virtually impossible to enforce.

Although it does make me want to test my 2-year-old's clothing for lead. o.O