Phthalates are a widely used group of plasticizers, primarily employed to soften polyvinyl chloride (PVC) materials. They are commonly found in plastic products, medical devices, children's toys, food packaging, cosmetics, and other fields. Additionally, they are used in lubricants, adhesives, and coatings. However, phthalates may pose risks to the environment and human health, particularly due to their potential to disrupt the endocrine system. As a result, they are subject to stringent regulatory controls worldwide.

The Regulations

Testing service for Phthalates.

Risk assessment of materials.

Internal and supplier management training and consulting services.

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? CTI has many advanced equipments and has passed CMA/CNAS qualification accreditation, the test data is accurate and reliable, and the test report has international credibility.

? The scientific laboratory information management system ensures the efficient operation of each service link.

? The technical expert team has rich practical experience and can provide professional, rapid and comprehensive one-stop service.

? The service network is all over the world, and many first-line brands designate cooperative laboratories

Consult customer service → confirm the test plan → fill in the application form → send the sample → pay the test fee → test → send the report and invoice

What substances need to be tested for phthalates?

Different regulations control different types of phthalates. It is necessary to confirm the product type and export region to determine the specific regulatory requirements that need to be met.

Which materials have a higher risk of containing phthalates?

According to CTI's big data, materials such as PVC plastics, rubber, foam materials, leather, adhesives, textiles, coatings, pastes, and inks pose a higher risk of containing phthalates.

What is the testing cycle and sample quantity for phthalates?

The standard service cycle is 4 working days, and the required sample quantity is 20g.