What does it mean by "CE certified?"
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C-type will work in France, Spain, and Sweden. The world can't even agree on plugs, but it isn't too hard to figure out. Just go to this website: http://www.worldstandards.eu/electricity/plugs-and-sockets/. On the main page it has pictures of every plug type. Near the top of the page you can click to pull up a list of every country in the world. Just scroll down to France, etc. There is another link you can click that will pull up a world map that gives you the same info using color codes. Note: almost every hotel will loan you an adapter if you don't have one.
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CE is based on some French words. It is simply a standard used in Europe and many other places outside the U.S. It is similar to our UL listing. It theoretically means you won't be shocked and die if you use the product. You'll probably find CE on the little label of things like your cell phone and laptop PC.
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According to the label it is "Vegan Certified", so I hope so. Although, "Vegan Certified" could mean that someone named Vegan certified it. : ) It should read, "Certified Vegan". By the way, this has a pleasant taste and it seems to be working. I will know for certain if my B-12 blood level shows improvement on my next physical exam.
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I don't know if it is certified. I threw out the packaging, sorry. I can tell you it works great for my iPad and iPhone 5 and 6 if that helps.
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I wonder if the other responder is correct or if he means that it's certified by Oregon tilth?
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It means that the item has been checked and / or repaired to original specs by either the manufacturer or an approved repair facility. My unit looked new and worked great ... and still does.
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Doubtful. There are no indications on the product of any type of certification. However, they work fine, and seem to be good quality.
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The box says it is "CE" rated. Not sure if that is a safety rating. But unit also has a built-in srge protection device to prevent damage.
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It does not say certified. The bottle says low temperature melting and simple straining. We have purchased for several years and are very happy with this honey.
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There is no actual certificate. There is a sticker on the wrench saying it was calibrated and tested.
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CE stamped. I can tell you that I looked it over hard before installing it on my Unisaw. I am VERY happy I did. I turn it on by hand and off by pushing it with my thigh. No distractions from the blade. Rugged and well built, I trust this switch over electromagnetic types any-day. Buy it!
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CES stands for the Consumer Electronics Show, an enormous technology showcase. Any number of tech companies wait for CES to introduce new models, and in this case at least, make an older model newly available.
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It appears to be. I see "c UL us" printed on the ceramic housing. The UL is in a circle and includes a registered trademark symbol. I assume the "c" stands for certified, and the "us" for where it is certified.
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I don't see any "certification" on any supplement I've purchased....I just try one and decide to continue buying it or to change; it is next to impossible to be sure...Once a company, after my complaint, has sent me a guy with a parchment - to "certify" their 100% Kona coffee..it was NOT (they were selling a blend of who-knows-what). If FDA ever touches supplements, it will be the end of it...
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I don't see any UL certified symbol on the package, but it is CE certified.
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You don't. You can only hope that the Organic certification actually does mean something. OR as Ruth L. answered, forage for your own in the wild! I am happy with my purchase though.
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All EVI products are CE certified and UL complaint if not listed. C tic & ZE certifications are almost complete as well.EVI
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I just bought this detector, and I saw your question pop up. I checked the unit before I installed it, however, I could not find any UL stamp or sticker on the device, so I'm assuming its not. It does have a CE sticker, so it is certified European Union, I think the two standards are very close, but I could be wrong. Hope this helps!