Rattlefish Wooden Rattle / Teether
The wooden fish that jingles when shaken.
HABA · Model Not recorded yet · UPC Not recorded yet
At HABA USA (manufacturer).
Why it’s on the list
A wooden fish clutching toy with two BPA-free plastic rings that jingle gently when shaken — made for exactly the hand-mouthing window, grasping, shaking, and exploring. Made in Germany from beech with water-based stains. A documented brand testing program stands behind it.
What the receipt means
Program-backed A published brand testing program stands behind this listing. No per-item certificate is published.
Maker's program, quoted verbatim from HABA USA's Quality & Product Safety page (https://www.habausa.com/pages/quality-product-safety): "Before shipment to the USA, products are tested both in-house and by a third-party CPSC authorized laboratory to ensure they meet and/or exceed US safety specifications." HABA also states it "is certified under DIN EN ISO 9001, which means we have successfully introduced a quality assurance program and apply it consistently."
What's missing: no publicly viewable per-item document for this product — no CPC, EU Declaration of Conformity, or lab report naming it, no named lab, and no test date.
That is why this receipt stays at Tier 2 (described program) rather than Tier 1. Product page adds only material claims (PEFC-certified beech wood, water-based stains, BPA-free plastic rings); no safety-standard or lab claim of its own. No per-item document found. Page: https://www.habausa.com/products/clutching-toy-rattlefish.
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