Anti-Drool Polypropylene Pacifier
Pacifier with grooved shield to channel drool away, made of rigid polypropylene plastic. Classifies under HTS 3926.90.1600 meeting the poly(prefix) 95% weight requirement.
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Import Tips & Compliance
• Lab certify propylene content >95% for Chapter 39 accuracy
• Describe grooves as design, not functional parts
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