Compliance-stated
The maker states the product complies — the claim is on record, the paper is not.
What this tier means
The maker states the product complies. Nothing further is published — the claim is on record, the paper is not. The claim is recorded on the listing’s receipt; the documentation is not public, so there is no certificate or report for a reader to open.
This tier describes documentation depth, not a safety ranking. A longer receipt means more you can check — it is not a promise that one toy is safer than another.
What counts — and what does not
What counts
- The maker’s statement that the product complies — the claim itself, recorded on the listing’s receipt.
What does not count
- No test documentation is published for the listing — there is no certificate or report that counts as published paperwork here.
- No documented testing or certification program is published beyond the statement — if one were, the listing would sit in Program-backed, and if the document itself were published for the product, it would sit in Documented.
Products in this tier
The products currently assigned to this tier in the dataset, shown as they appear elsewhere on the site. Select a card to open its product page, including its receipt.
Guideline changes
A short log of changes to this tier’s guidelines, newest first. This page is updated whenever the guidelines change, so a product moving tiers can be traced to the rule that moved it.
- 2026-10-21 — Public names settled. This tier is called Compliance-stated; badges show documentation depth, not a safety ranking, and no metals or numbers are shown publicly.





















