Baby bottle in Japan: which rules apply?
None of the 2 rules we have read in Japan is triggered by the typical answers for this product.
Each rule is matched on the answers below, using the scope the official page states. This page names what we checked and what we have not; it does not say that nothing else applies.
Assumed answers: No power source, no radio, made for babies, holds milk or drink. Change them in the checker. Open the checker
None of the rules we have read is triggered by these answers. That does not mean no rule applies: see what we have not checked below.
Checked, and not triggered by these answers: Electrical Appliances and Materials Safety Act (DENAN) - PSE labeling (電気用品安全法); Radio Act technical regulations conformity certification for specified radio equipment (技術基準適合証明等 / 技適マーク).
What we have not checked
These rules may apply to your product. We have not read them, so nothing on this page says anything about them.
- Consumer Product Safety Act (PSC mark for specified consumer products)
- Food Sanitation Act rules for food-contact articles and toys
- Household Goods Quality Labelling Act and other labelling rules
- Rules for cosmetics and medical devices
- Energy-saving rules for specific product groups
The steps and documents the official pages list for each rule that applies, the fees public authorities publish, and a printable checklist for your product.
See the checklist