Uploaded June 2017 | Updated September 2026, 2 days ago
This is a Facebook Live re-broadcast from May 26, 2017. See the original broadcast including comments here: facebook.com/MisleadMovie/videos/vb.195674253884320/1324174604367607/?type=2&theater
Watch Tamara Rubin test fidget spinners with an Xray Fluorescence Spectrometer to test for lead, cadmium and mercury.
SPOILER: One of the fidget spinners contains illegal levels of lead as well as cadmium and mercury.
For more information see the write up 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 issue here:
tamararubin.com/2017/05/spinners
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 May 26, 2017. See the original broadcast including comments here: facebook.com/MisleadMovie/videos/vb.195674253884320/1324174604367607/?type=2&theater
Watch Tamara Rubin test fidget spinners with an Xray Fluorescence Spectrometer to test for lead, cadmium and mercury.
SPOILER: One of the fidget spinners contains illegal levels of lead as well as cadmium and mercury.
For more information see the write up 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 issue here:
tamararubin.com/2017/05/spinners
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.
