Toys play an important role as childhood companions for every child, so every parent carefully selects trustworthy toy products for their children. Most of the toys on the market today are plastic toys. Plastic toys are popular with children because they come in many different styles and colours.

There are also risks associated with buying plastic toys, especially as some irresponsible companies may produce poor quality plastic toys that have quality problems in both the manufacturing and distribution areas and cannot pass the QA inspection. Consumers are often exposed to these poor quality toys at street vendors. This article will detail the dangers of poor quality plastic toys.

1. Breakage of poor quality plastic toys

Poor quality plastic is not tough and strong enough, easy to break or fracture, easy to have small parts or pieces off, there is a risk of being swallowed by children, at the same time, the broken parts produce sharp tips easy to hurt children, broken parts may also be stuck in children's fingers;

2. The irritating smell of poor quality plastic toys

In the process of recycling and dissolving waste plastics, volatile organic compounds in solvents can easily remain on the finished toys, such as some plastic toys sold on stalls have a typical irritating smell, which may cause chronic injuries to children after prolonged exposure;

3. Plasticisers in poor quality plastic toys exceed the standard

In order to improve the physical properties of repeatedly recycled materials, excessive plasticisers are often added during production, resulting in excessive plasticisers and potential chemical risks;

4. Heavy metals in the layers of poor quality plastic toys

The coatings used in poor quality plastic toys may also lack quality and safety assurance, with the coatings easily peeling off and the migratory elements (heavy metals) in the coatings possibly exceeding the safe range.

Children's ability to perceive unsafe factors is relatively low and they are not aware of self-protection, making them vulnerable to poor quality plastic toy products.

Children are the least likely to be harmed, but they are also the most vulnerable. The dangers of poor quality plastic toys should be recognised by everyone, and the market should be weeded out. Voning is committed to producing safe and reliable toys, and we can guarantee with all our credibility that our products are up to scratch and have been tested by professional authorities.