Corn Rattle Toy

CPSIA and ASTM F963-17 compliance is provided for this toy but does not name the rattle-specific 16 CFR 1510 standard or publish any test method or result covering the throat-fit and no-separation requirements that rule addresses.

The rattle has no holes and is mold-free by design, but publishes no long-term wear data on joint or seam integrity, and we found no reviews of this specific rattle describing extended use.

The toy is named as 100% natural rubber from Hevea trees, hand-painted with natural, water-based pigments, and free of BPA, PVC and phthalates, giving a specific material and finish description for a chewed product.

This toy names both ASTM F963-17 and CPSIA compliance alongside testing at internationally recognized labs, and a wholesale listing independently repeats the same ASTM F963-17/CPSIA claim.

This rattle lists no specific age grading beyond marketing copy, and gives no small-parts test result or method; care instructions only warn to remove packaging and tags before giving it to a child.

We queried the CPSC recall database directly and found nothing filed against Oli & Carol. A different Oli & Carol teether was recalled in Australia in 2016-2017 for a choking-hazard size issue, with no injuries reported and no repeat pattern since.

The finished toy is stated to comply with EN 71 parts 1, 2, 3 and 12 and with ASTM F963-17 and CPSIA, and is tested in named labs (SGS, Bureau Veritas), which a wholesale listing independently repeats.

The materials (100% natural rubber, hand-painted natural pigments) and factory social-compliance certification are named, but country of manufacture, warranty terms, and any repair or spare-parts route for this toy are not published.