Compliance
California
Proposition 65
Last updated October 3, 2026
Current status
None of our products require a Proposition 65 warning.
We check the full ingredient list of every product we carry against the state list. If that ever changes, the warning appears on that product's page — not buried here.
What Proposition 65 is
California requires businesses to warn residents before exposing them to any of roughly 900 listed chemicals. The law covers everyday goods — groceries, furniture, cleaning supplies, cosmetics.
We operate out of California, so the rule applies to everything we sell.
What a warning actually means
A warning does not mean a product is unsafe or that it failed a safety standard. It means the product contains a listed substance at a level California wants disclosed.
Parking garages carry one. Coffee shops carry one. The label is common enough that most Californians walk past several a day.
Questions about ingredients
Sourcing, formulation, anything on a label you want explained — write to us.
State of California information: P65Warnings.ca.gov