- 1). Visit the CDC's website (www.cpsc.gov) for recalls due to lead content. Understand that lead can be in many different materials, including plastic, fabric and vinyl.
- 2). Check the toy manufacturer's website. Some toy companies display their lead-free status, but be sure to do additional research if you're concerned. Conduct an online search for the product's name to see if any recalls or complaints have been listed.
- 3). Send toys to a lab for testing. Home lead-testing kits are not effective -- they do not provide information about how much lead is present nor are they effective for testing low levels of lead contamination.
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