Uploaded June 2017 | Updated September 2026, 7 minutes ago
You asked and we answered: A thorough scientific vetting of MORE fidget spinners. See the very first video from May, 2017 that started it all here: youtu.be/L1fgZc6z0eg
This video includes testing of:
Stainless Steel Silver Colored Fidget.
Green Plastic Fidget.
Purple Metallic Plastic Fidget.
Dark Blue Plastic Fidget from Michaels.
Pink Plastic Fidget from Michaels
After the initial discovery of lead in fidget spinners in May 2017, we asked moms from all over the country (and one mom from Canada) to send us fidget spinners to test and we got more than 70 spinners total! Instead of just publishing the results we are showing HOW we are testing them by filming it live.
To see written results of all spinners tested in this video, see: tamararubin.com/2017/06/episode7
For more information about lead in fidget spinners on Creative Green Living here: creativegreenliving.com/2017/05/are-fidget-spinners-safe-lead-free.html
See Tamara's thoughts on the lead in fidget spinners here:
tamararubin.com/2017/05/spinners
If you want to have YOUR fidget spinner tested for lead, check out information here about our next testing event: tamararubin.com/2017/06/testing-fidgets
For reference, the legal limit for lead in items intended for children is either 90 PPM or 100 PPM - depending on what part of the toy it is in. Anything above 100 PPM should be considered dangerous for your child.
This is a Facebook Live re-broadcast from June 18, 2017. See the original broadcast including comments here: facebook.com/MisleadMovie/videos/1343918802393187
You asked and we answered: A thorough scientific vetting of MORE fidget spinners. See the very first video from May, 2017 that started it all here: youtu.be/L1fgZc6z0eg
This video includes testing of:
Stainless Steel Silver Colored Fidget.
Green Plastic Fidget.
Purple Metallic Plastic Fidget.
Dark Blue Plastic Fidget from Michaels.
Pink Plastic Fidget from Michaels
After the initial discovery of lead in fidget spinners in May 2017, we asked moms from all over the country (and one mom from Canada) to send us fidget spinners to test and we got more than 70 spinners total! Instead of just publishing the results we are showing HOW we are testing them by filming it live.
To see written results of all spinners tested in this video, see: tamararubin.com/2017/06/episode7
For more information about lead in fidget spinners on Creative Green Living here: creativegreenliving.com/2017/05/are-fidget-spinners-safe-lead-free.html
See Tamara's thoughts on the lead in fidget spinners here:
tamararubin.com/2017/05/spinners
If you want to have YOUR fidget spinner tested for lead, check out information here about our next testing event: tamararubin.com/2017/06/testing-fidgets
For reference, the legal limit for lead in items intended for children is either 90 PPM or 100 PPM - depending on what part of the toy it is in. Anything above 100 PPM should be considered dangerous for your child.
This is a Facebook Live re-broadcast from June 18, 2017. See the original broadcast including comments here: facebook.com/MisleadMovie/videos/1343918802393187
