BEABA Joy Infant Sunglasses (9-24mo)- Tortoise

The lenses are category 3 and filter 100% of UV rays, and an EU Declaration of Conformity for this exact JOY model certifies the sunglasses to ISO 12312-1:2013/A1:2015, the international sunglasses UV-filter standard.

These sunglasses are certified under EU Regulation 2016/425 to the ISO 12312-1 and ISO 12311 sunglasses safety standards, naming the finished product by model and reference number, with category 3 lenses filtering 100% of UV rays.

The frame uses a flexible hinge designed to prevent pressure on the temples, Fit Tech material at the nose pads and temples that adapts to a child's face, arm tips adjustable up to 360° to curve around the ears, and an adjustable elastic cord with a clip system for secure wear, all stated for the 9-24 month size.

Category 3 UV-filtering lenses are developed with opticians and ophthalmologists, but the product does not name the lens material (such as polycarbonate) or state any impact-resistance test result for the finished lens.

The sunglasses are designed with a flexible hinge, nose pads, and an elastic cord clip system for a secure fit, but nothing states that the lens is permanently retained or that no small part can detach, and no small-parts test result is given.

The nose pads, temples and arm interiors are made from a named 'Fit Tech material' that is soft and comfortable, but no restricted-substance scope, polymer identity, or PFAS/phthalate statement is given for this material or for the lens itself.

We queried the CPSC recall database directly: the only recall on record for this brand is a 2019 laceration-hazard recall of the Babycook Neo food maker, a different product category than these sunglasses. No recall has ever touched the sunglasses line.

An EU Declaration of Conformity names this exact JOY 9-24 month sunglasses model and certifies it to ISO 12312-1:2013/A1:2015 and ISO 12311:2013, signed by the brand's Product Certification Manager and dated October 2024.

The brand-wide warranty covers defects in workmanship and material for one year from purchase, but the sunglasses page does not disclose country of manufacture, materials sourcing, or supplier for this specific product, and no spare-parts or repair route is named for broken frames or lenses.