Fidget spinners

VegaVend has implemented safety requirements for all fidget spinners offered on the site.

Fidget Spinners covered in this policy

A fidget spinner has two or more prongs with a bearing in its centre circular pad. It can be made from a variety of materials, including plastic, brass, stainless steel, titanium and copper. The prongs may also be weighted with the same type of bearing. The device is often held between two fingers on the centre pad, and spins around the centre bearing.

Important: Fidget Spinners are not allowed for sale on VegaVend in the Baby Department under Baby and Toddler Toys.

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Throwing star fidget spinner

A throwing star fidget spinner is a type of fidget spinner that looks like a throwing star weapon, regardless of its material. At this time, throwing star fidget spinners are not allowed for sale in VegaVend.

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Required Information

To sell fidget spinners on VegaVend, submit the following information to the email address listed in the table below. Send the information from the email address associated with your selling account.

1. Your company name
2. Your contact information: (email address, phone number)
3. A list of all fidget spinner VSINs that you are applying to sell
4. The country or countries where you would like to sell your fidget spinners
5. Product packaging and label images for all fidget spinners that you offer on our store. The images must display:
   • Product type, batch, serial or model number
   • CE marking
   • Company name and address based in the EU
   • Warning that the toy is not suitable for children under three years of age
6. Note: Any written warning needs to be in the language of the intended country of sale.
7. A signed version of an EC Declaration of Conformity illustrating compliance to applicable regulations and harmonised standards, which should include, but may not be limited to Directive 2009/48/EC Safety of toys, EN 71-1:2014 and EN 71-3:2013
8. Test reports from an independent accredited laboratory illustrating compliance to harmonised EN standards:
   • EN 71-1:2014 Safety of toys – Part 1: Mechanical and physical properties
   • EN 71-3:2013 Safety of toys – Part 3: Migration of certain elements
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By applying to sell these products, you certify that all of the materials you submit are true.