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Don't take our word for it. Take the lab's.

Every claim on this site is designed to be checkable: the standard it's tested against, the lab that tested it, and the batch it applies to. This page explains the regime; the documents publish at launch.

The four-gate regime

  1. GATE 01

    Factory audit

    Before we place a purchase order, the factory is audited — capability, materials, social compliance. Audit photos are date-stamped and archived per supplier.

  2. GATE 02

    Pre-shipment inspection

    Third-party QC (SGS/Bureau Veritas/Intertek class) samples every batch at the factory against an AQL plan before containers seal.

  3. GATE 03

    NABL lab testing

    Samples from each import batch go to NABL-accredited labs in India for the governing IS/EN/ASTM tests. Reports carry batch numbers.

  4. GATE 04

    Batch traceability

    Every carton is labelled with the batch it belongs to — the lab report on the product page is the report for that batch, not a generic certificate.

Standards we test against

Green chips on product cards refer to these. Where a mandatory Indian standard exists, it governs; EN and ASTM are tested in addition, not instead.

STANDARDCOVERSZUBBU CATEGORIES
IS 9873 (Parts 1–9)Non-electric toys — mechanical, flammability and chemical safetyTeethers, rattles, soft toys, activity gear
IS 15644Electric toysMusical toys, night lights, sleep soothers
IS 14625:2015Plastic feeding bottlesBottles, sippy cups
IS 6229Pacifiers and soothersPacifiers, teething accessories
EN 1888Wheeled child conveyancesStrollers, prams, travel systems
ECE R44 / R129Child restraint systemsCar seats, boosters
ASTM F963-23US toy safety standard (reference)Cross-checked on toy imports
OEKO-TEX Standard 100Harmful-substance testing for textilesApparel, swaddles, bedding

What publishes at launch

  • BIS licence numbers, verifiable on the BIS portal
  • NABL lab reports as downloadable PDFs, per batch
  • Factory audit summaries with dates and locations
  • A public supplier-failure log — what we rejected, and why

What we won't do

  • Show badges for certifications we don't hold
  • Quote "happy parents" counters we can't substantiate
  • Use a generic certificate to cover an untested batch
  • Promote feeding bottles or infant foods for 0–2 years — the IMS Act, 1992 prohibits it, and we comply

Questions about a specific product's testing?

Send the SKU — we'll share the current status of its batch paperwork.

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