| All, I have what might be thought of as an unusual situation, or maybe not. For rechargeable battery packs, it is appropriate to use Prop 65 Labeling in a general sense regardless of the actual chemical content of the device? Stated another way, if a device has labeling stating may contain lead and it does not, is this a problem? Thanks so much, - doug
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- [PSES] Prop 65 Labeling Doug Powell
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