California Proposition 65 Compliance & Safety WarningsUpdated 2 hours ago
At Fuse Lenses, we believe in total transparency so you can make informed choices about your eyewear and daily products!
If you've noticed a Proposition 65 warning on our website or product packaging and wondered what it means, here is a quick breakdown of what Prop 65 is and why you see it on our site.
What is California Proposition 65?
California Proposition 65 (officially known as the Safe Drinking Water and Toxic Enforcement Act of 1986) is a California state law that requires businesses to inform California consumers about exposure to certain chemicals.
Administered By: The California Office of Environmental Health Hazard Assessment (OEHHA).
Chemical List: The state maintains a growing list of over 800+ naturally occurring and synthetic chemicals.
Purpose: To give consumers accurate information so they can make informed purchasing decisions about the products they use every day.
Why Do I See a Prop 65 Warning on Fuse Lenses?
Because Fuse Lenses ships replacement lenses and accessories directly to customers across the United States, including California, and internationally, we display the state-required Proposition 65 warning on our website and order documentation for all customers. In short, do not eat or ingest the lenses.
Need Additional Information?
If you have specific questions about product materials or safety compliance, our team is happy to help! Reach out to Customer Support directly at [email protected] for more details.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is California Proposition 65?
Prop 65 is a California law that requires clear consumer warnings for products containing chemicals on California's designated list of over 800 substances.
Why does Fuse display a Prop 65 warning on its website?
We display the warning to comply with California state regulations, as our custom lenses and accessories ship throughout California and worldwide.
Where can I learn more about the specific chemicals listed under Prop 65?
You can learn more directly from the official California Office of Environmental Health Hazard Assessment website or reach out to Fuse Customer Care for details on our products!