Yes, Prop 65 is a law that applies only to California. The law requires businesses to provide warnings to customers about products that contain chemicals known to cause cancer, birth defects, or other reproductive harm. The law applies to businesses of any size, and many businesses outside of California are required to comply with Prop 65 if they sell products to customers in California.

Does my product need Prop 65 warning?

In California, products sold in the state may require a warning label if they contain any of the 900+ chemicals listed in the Proposition 65 list. In order to determine if your product requires a warning, you must determine if it contains any of the listed chemicals. If so, you will need to include a clear and reasonable warning on the product label. Additionally, you may need to provide additional warnings in the product’s instructions, marketing materials, and website.

What Does not subject to California Proposition 65 requirements?

According to California’s Proposition 65, the following items are not subject to the requirements of the law: food and food products, drugs, dietary supplements, alcoholic beverages, and certain medical devices. Additionally, items that are sold for less than $10 and items that are sold in bulk for less than $250 are not subject to the requirements.