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This test is conducted to prevent the choking hazard associated with unintentional inhalation of toys when a child puts them in the mouth.

This test is designed to address the dangers associated with toys that can expand substantially if swallowed. Such toys or parts of these toys, if swallowed, are considered to lead to fatal accidents as they can cause blockages of the intestines.

Metal wires in toys should not pose a risk of injury.

This test simulates the mechanical damage caused by an impact action that a child may exert on his/her toy.

This test is designed to address the hazards associated with pierced teething rings and similar products where the child may come in contact with liquids that are contaminated or become contaminated by perforation.