Anti-opening "safety Cover"┃child Safety Packaging 16 Cfr 1700.20┃children Packaging Cr Test

Children's packaging, usually called CR packaging, is a special type of packaging that manufacturers use to reduce the risk of children eating harmful substances. Difficult to open child protection medicine packaging is difficult to open. However, the manufacturer’s design is such that most adults can use the items in the package. Packaging testing helps determine whether the packaging can be used by disabled adults and elderly people.

A brief introduction to the child-proof opening standards for CR packaging products shipped to Canada and the United States. I hope to have a deeper understanding of the readers---mainly ingestion of toxic substances (such as pesticides, etc.). The main reason for children's accidental ingestion is due to their age. Children’s ignorance is caused by lack of life experience and safety awareness and poor recognition ability.
In order to avoid the occurrence of this incident, Canada promulgated the CAN/CSA Z76.1-16 Canadian standard for child-proof packaging, while the United States promulgated 16 CFR 1700.20 and ASTM D3475 tests, generally for CR packaging products, we referred to as CR certification .

Common test products:
Child safety packaging box, safety cap bottle, screw cap bottle, squeeze bottle, essential oil bottle, packaging bag, cigarette oil bottle, reagent bottle, medicine bottle cap, food packaging bag, tobacco bag (Dongguan, Guangdong), effervescent cap , Medical packaging bottles, combination bottle caps, OPC bottles, OCOP bottles, oral liquid polyester bottles, aluminum boxes, iron boxes, etc.

According to relevant regulations, the child-proof packaging should be able to prevent children from opening the packaging should be able to prevent children younger than 52 months from opening such packaging;
The experimental method stipulates that the experimental population is children aged 42-51 months, adults aged 50-70, and their experimental containers and experimental procedures.

This standard specifies the packaging requirements and test methods that can be re-closed to prevent children from opening the test
　　 container container
　　A. Containers made of metal, glass, plastic or a combination of multiple materials, with a port sealing system with a locking device
　　B. Metal, plastic or a combination of various materials are made into a container lid with a sealed package
　　
Child-resistant package child-resistant package
　　 is usually a packaging container with a locking device. It is difficult for children younger than 52 months to open the locking device, but it does not affect the normal use of adults.
　　Reclosable package reclosable package After the package is opened, it can be reclosed and used repeatedly. It is an inert substitute similar to the contents and not easy to chemically react with the packaging container.

basic requirements
b. Prevent children from opening the tested packaging should be able to prevent children younger than 52 months from opening such packaging
c. Prevent children from opening the tested packaging, while meeting the requirements of preventing children from opening, it should also meet the basic functions of the packaging itself.

Prevent children from opening test results for children
1. Evaluation of children's test results
2. Evaluation of the results of the whole group of children
3. When the whole group test of 200 test children is used, the test result should meet the following requirements to determine the success of the test
a) When there is no demonstration, at least 85% of the 200 test children failed to open the package within 5 minutes;
b) After demonstrating the children who failed to open the package within 5 minutes, at least 80% of the 200 children in the test failed to open the package in the follow-up test

Prevent children from opening the test to evaluate the results of the adult test:
1.90% of the testers can successfully open the packaging container within 5 minutes, and successfully open and re-close the packaging container within 1 minute to pass the test
2. The tester can successfully open the packaging container within 5 minutes, but fails to open or re-close the packaging container within the following 1 minute, then the test fails and the proportion of failures is recorded
3. The final result whether it is a child test or an adult test, the final result of the passed/failed test must be given.

The export of child-safe packaging must meet the standards for preventing children from opening the packaging. We can help you provide testing services and issue test results.