Select the requirement
Identify the source, version and relevant provision for the actual product and market.
REGULATIONS / TOY SAFETY
A wooden cube, battery-powered toy and plush animal do not trigger the same checks. Getcombra starts with the product, destination market and legal role, then connects relevant requirements to the evidence for that SKU.
Product · market · role · evidence
Illustrative selection · the source total is not a claim that every page applies to every toy.
THE SOURCE BASE
The archive contains 1,211 source files across five packs; its 1,210 PDFs total 34,641 pages as of September 2026. The collection includes legislation, amendments, official lists and guidance.
EU and EEA coverage overlaps. A source in the archive does not automatically become an active check; relevance depends on the product, market, effective date, legal role and available evidence.
01 / PRODUCT-SPECIFIC SCOPE
The source base is the starting point. The product facts decide which provisions need review, and the available files decide which conclusions the evidence can support.
Toy type, intended age, model and variants.
Components, substances, electronics and batteries where present.
Destination, sales route and the responsible economic operator.
BOM, test reports, labels, packaging and existing declarations.
02 / FROM SOURCE TO FINDING
The review keeps the requirement, product version, supplied evidence and result together. If a report covers a different model or a required record is missing, the gap stays visible.
Identify the source, version and relevant provision for the actual product and market.
Check whether the supplied report, material record or label covers the same SKU and requirement.
Keep supported findings, open gaps and reviewer decisions linked to their sources.
03 / CORE-MARKET EXAMPLES
These examples show the kind of sources a toy review may use. Getcombra selects the applicable sections for the actual SKU, market and date.
Toy Safety Directive 2009/48/EC remains the current toy framework during the transition to Regulation (EU) 2025/2509, which applies from 1 August 2030. Relevant EN 71 sections and product-triggered chemical, electrical or radio requirements are considered when applicable.
EU legal source ↗16 CFR Part 1250 incorporates the accepted ASTM F963 toy safety standard. Product age, materials and features determine which sections and other CPSC requirements apply; test evidence is mapped to the exact product before CPC data is prepared for the responsible issuer.
CPSC toy guidance ↗BEYOND THE TOY BASELINE
A connected toy with a battery, for example, can bring RED, the EU Batteries Regulation and WEEE into scope alongside toy safety. Getcombra determines the applicable sources for each SKU and market. Registration and take-back duties require separate operational evidence.
The UK source pack accounts for the relevant Great Britain or Northern Ireland route. Swiss requirements are assessed for the Swiss market. A separate EEA pack supports the non-EU EEA route where relevant.
UK toy guidance ↗A SOURCE-LINKED RESULT
Laws and standards play different roles. Their relevance and exact sections depend on the product. The case records the sources used, the evidence checked, open gaps and the responsible review. Testing and final legal approval remain with the competent parties.
See the Product Workflow ↗START WITH ONE SKU
Walk through one real product, its destination markets and the evidence already available.
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