Lead Law disclaimer - Jewelry Artisians

[JewelryDesignsbyDee]

Hi Jewelry Artisians where are you putting the disclaimer for the led laws, I have looked and looked and don't see where they are putting it.
Any one have any advice on this?
So confusing/
Thanks

[JewelryDesignsbyDee]

anyone care to offer some advice?

[Former_Member]

marking for later

[Former_Member]

Which type of lead disclaimer are you looking to post? The one pertaining to the California Lead in Jewlery and Proposition 65 or are you talking about the CPSIA lead laws?

[JewelryDesignsbyDee]

oh didn't know there were two/

[Former_Member]

I put this in the announcement section of my site.

"My products are not intended for children under the age of 13. Note that I have not tested my items for lead per the CPSIA due to they are not intended for use by children and will not fit them."

Also, I have printed out labels that I apply to the bag each item is in stating that it is not intended for children.

I am also working on something for the California lead law. (Currently researching it.)

[Former_Member]

You are not making children's jewelery. You are not marketing to children. Your designs are obviously for adults or late teens. You are not under any obligation to CPSIA about this law.

[SusanHarbourtDesigns]

Keep your eyes on the Illinois Law now too....worse than the CA law! Here is the initial, but there is some amendments going on.

http://ilga.gov/legislation/publicacts/fulltext.asp?Name=095-1019

[Former_Member]

Thank you for posting about this! I am careful not to post items that would be considered children's products, but I never thought to post a disclaimer on my site.

[Former_Member]

Interesting... Marking

[Former_Member]

I have put a disclaimer in one of my items. I don't have alot of metal products but one that I know may contain it..I just put it in the description.

[Former_Member]

Here is what it days: This product may contain lead. Not intended for children.