Product Safety & Testing
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Last updated: September 2026
Were Delmont products part of the 2026 recalls?
No. In September 2026 the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission announced recalls of squishy bun and dumpling toys sold by OKK Trading (Rainbow Mystery Squishy Bun Toy) and Chenyaohui / GIHNISI (Squeezy Dumplings, sold on Amazon), and issued a separate warning about lvyapingdianpu squishy bun toys. In June 2026, a UK recall covered Squeezy Dumplings sold by Samsons Cash and Carry Ltd.
Delmont is not any of those companies, and none of our products were included in any of those actions.
The recalls were about water beads. Ours don't have them.
This is the important part, so we want to be specific.
The recalled toys were filled with water beads — superabsorbent polymer spheres that can swell to many times their original size after being swallowed. That is what makes them dangerous: a bead small enough to swallow can expand inside the body and cause an intestinal blockage.
Our products do not contain water beads, liquid, or any expanding material.Â
Independent laboratory testing
Our squeeze-toy range (models DSHY-002, DSHY-003 and DSHY-004) was tested by Guangdong NewBest Testing Service Co., Ltd. (NBTS), a third-party laboratory accepted by the U.S. CPSC (Lab ID 1587) and accredited to ISO/IEC 17025 by CNAS.
- Report number: NB212608130023
- Testing period: August 13 to September 11, 2026
- Report date: September 11, 2026
- Age grading: 3+
What "CPSC-accepted" means — and what it doesn't
We want to be straight with you about this, because plenty of sellers are not.
The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission does not approve, endorse or certify individual products, and any seller telling you their toy is "CPSC approved" is describing something that does not exist. What the CPSC does is publish the safety regulations, and accredit the laboratories allowed to test against them.
So the accurate statement is this: our squeeze toys were tested at a laboratory the CPSC accepts, against the federal regulations the CPSC enforces, and they passed. The results are below, and we will send you the full report if you ask.
What was tested, and what the results were
| Standard / requirement | Result |
|---|---|
| ASTM F963-23 — Mechanical & physical properties | Pass |
| ASTM F963-23 — Flammability | Pass |
| ASTM F963-23 — Total lead in substrate | Pass — not detected |
| ASTM F963-23 — Soluble heavy metals in substrate | Pass — not detected |
| ASTM F963-23 — Phthalates | Pass — not detected |
| ASTM F963-23 — Stuffing materials | Pass |
| ASTM F963-23 — Labeling requirements | Pass |
| 16 CFR 1303 — Lead in paint | Pass — not detected |
| 16 CFR 1307 — Phthalates | Pass — not detected |
| 16 CFR 1500.48 — Sharp points | Pass |
| 16 CFR 1500.49 — Sharp edges | Pass |
| 16 CFR 1500.44 — Flammable solid (FHSA) | Pass |
| CPSIA §101 — Lead content (substrate & coating) | Pass — not detected |
| CPSIA §103 — Tracking labels | Pass |
| CPSIA §108 — Phthalates | Pass — not detected |
"Not detected" means the substance was below the laboratory's reporting limit. The heavy-metals testing included the filling liquid itself, not only the outer shell.
Using them safely
No squeeze toy is a substitute for supervision, so here is the plain guidance:
- Keep away from children under 3.
- Not food. Do not cut, bite or open the bun. If a child swallows any part or filling, contact a doctor or Poison Control.
- Keep away from heat. Do not leave in direct sunlight, in a hot car, or near a heater — squeeze toys can burst when overheated.
- If the shell splits, throw it away. Wipe clean with a slightly damp cloth; do not soak.
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