Prop 65 warning on Graco Shelby? Does anyone know if this crib actually has a CA Prop 65 warning? I emailed the manufacturer, LaJobi, and they said that Amazon is in error listing the warning. I haven't found the warning on any other retailer's websites. If the warning is in fact simply an error, I'm surprised that it hasn't been fixed by Amazon. LaJobi said that they were working to get it corrected, and I've contacted Amazon about it too. I wonder if there's more to the issue than the manufacturer told me, or if Amazon just is slow fixing the problem. Thanks! Prop 65 warning on Graco Shelby? Does anyone know if this crib actually has a CA Prop 65 warning? I emailed the manufacturer, LaJobi, and they said that Amazon is in error listing the warning. I... » Read More Prop 65 warning on Graco Shelby? Does anyone know if this crib actually has a CA Prop 65 warning? I emailed the manufacturer, LaJobi, and they said that Amazon is in error listing the warning. I haven't found the warning on any other retailer's websites. If the warning is in fact simply an error, I'm surprised that it hasn't been fixed by Amazon. LaJobi said that they were working to get it corrected, and I've contacted Amazon about it too. I wonder if there's more to the issue than the manufacturer told me, or if Amazon just is slow fixing the problem. Thanks! « Show Less
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I was wondering the same thing, but the warning is no longer on amazon. I am seriously considering this crib and now I am confused
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As I said in my original message, I have contacted Amazon. They just forwarded my question to their catalog people as an error that needed to be corrected. Nothing ever happened. My first contact with Lajobi was in late June, and they said that they were working with Amazon. I contacted Amazon in early August. I posted here exactly because I am getting the runaround from one or both of these companies.
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Why don't you girls contact the Amazon customer service line and see if they can tell you anything about this. It looks like a beautiful crib, but if it has that Prop 65 warning then it might be better to make sure before buying it. I tried calling a few numbers but I live in Germany and was not able to get through to someone, perhaps it is the time difference. If you get any answers please post them I would like to know, thanks!
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The warning is still on Amazon. Scroll down the page to Product Details. I've looked at it on the Target website and there is no warning, so yes, it is very confusing. :(
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I purchased the crib, although not from Amazon. There was absolutely no sign of Prop. 65 warnings on either the packing, paperwork, or the crib itself. I feel confident, that along with CBF's investigations, that Amazon has just screwed up and needs to correct the page.
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I am interested in purachsing the Shannon crib and on the Amazon listing it says prop 65 warning. I called LaJobi and they told me the same thing. I went on the Graco website (I think LaJobi makes cribs for Graco) and it says nothing about the Prop 65 warning. I still am worried.
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Yeah, it's very confusing! There's no warning on walmart.com either. I never got a response from Lajobi when I asked detailed, follow-up questions. I just sent them another message. I'll let you know if I find out anything.
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You really have to wonder, especially considering that at least two other reviewers complained of lingering odor. Although, I would hate to think that LaJobi would lie to you, especially in this situation.
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Good Morning, My name is Mayra Flores, an employee at Rogers Family Coffee Company, the manufacturer for these San Francisco Bay products. In response to your inquiry, the current issue is caused because this product that is sold by and shipped by Amazon is out of stock. Our San Francisco Bay 80ct is not being offered for Prime shipping by Amazon at the moment because Amazon is out of stock on this product and the system defaults to a third party seller and higher price. Therefore while Amazon is out of stock, the only way to buy this product on Amazon is through a third party reseller and this why Amazon customers come across the issue of higher prices. For future reference when buying our products through Amazon, be careful that it is not through a third party seller. You can look for the tag that says "sold and shipped by Amazon". A third party seller will have a different sold by name and the price will probably be higher. I would advise that you check back on Amazon in a day or two to see if this product is back in stock. If you have any issues or questions on the price that is being sold on Amazon by these third party resellers, please contact Amazon customer service. If you have any more questions and/or concerns regarding our products please contact me at mflores@rogersfamilyco.com and reference your original amazon question so that I can further better assist you. Thank You and have a great day.
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Good Morning, My name is Mayra Flores, an employee at Rogers Family Coffee Company, the manufacturer for these San Francisco Bay products. In response to your inquiry, the current issue is caused because this product that is sold by and shipped by Amazon is out of stock. Our San Francisco Bay Rainforest Blend 80ct is not being offered for Prime shipping by Amazon at the moment because Amazon is out of stock on this product and the system defaults to a third party seller and higher price. Therefore while Amazon is out of stock, the only way to buy this product on Amazon is through a third party reseller and this why Amazon customers come across the issue of higher prices. For future reference when buying our products through Amazon, be careful that it is not through a third party seller. You can look for the tag that says "sold and shipped by Amazon". A third party seller will have a different sold by name and the price will probably be higher. I would advise that you check back on Amazon in a day or two to see if this product is back in stock. If you have any issues or questions on the price that is being sold on Amazon by these third party resellers, please contact Amazon customer service. If you have any more questions and/or concerns regarding our products please contact me at mflores@rogersfamilyco.com and reference your original amazon question so that I can further better assist you. Thank You and have a great day.
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That's what I figured ! Good customer service , hey ! It took 3 day to get a response to my email from warehouse.YOU won't believe this ........ they have 2 open box units listed now on amazon for $400 more than what I paid thaaaaaaaaaaa! I just spent 20min. on the phone with an amazon gal in Manilla explaining the deal and she agreed and sent them an email. At least I learned not to trust them. Hope you guys luck out better. Let us know what condition they are in.
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Some states require Prop 65 warnings on basically everything. I'm assuming this company is based in CA, since that's where these warnings are most prevalent. You might notice it on buildings, too. This isn't condemnation of the product - it's a fact of life in CA.
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Hi, I ran into the same thing. Amazon kept telling me that I couldn't order the product because I live in California, so I just went to one of the alternate sellers listed on the page. They shipped it, no problem. I don't want to mention their name and risk getting them in trouble; suffice it to say, not every seller is as strict as Amazon. Good luck!
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I agree.....How can we contact someone who can give us reliable information? Also, it has been favorably to the Temperpaedic Mattress....but is this the Temperapaedic "Cloud" or to the "HD?"
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Besides new labeling the formulation appears to be the same. It also has the California warning for birth defects etc on the label now. I attempted to research it and came up with very little as to why the addition of that warning. I couldn't find a difference in formulations on a certain well know auto detailing website either.
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Good Morning,Thank you for this information. I apologize but this is a listing issue with Amazon. I have sent them a msg to let them know to correct it.Thank you.
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I had the same problems as Patrick Calahan and Kristin1724. I emailed back and forth with the manufacturer all day today, and was informed "there will still be a gap on the toddler rail." I've since reported this crib to the CPSC (http://www.saferproducts.gov/Default.aspx) because I believe that the design of the converted toddler bed with the rail gap is unsafe. If I had know about this gap before choosing the crib, I would never have chosen the Babyletto Mercer. I now need to purchase a toddler bed for my 22-month-old.
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We ordered an Airzone trampoline with the same warning...I wasn't able to get much information from the manufacturer, such as the specific chemical, which really frustrated me because it was a gift for my children, not to mention I am pregnant. However, after researching different manufacturers, we found they all have the same warning...so choosing another product wasn't an option. We read several commentaries, and specifics on the "proposition 65 warning"...the conclusion we came to is that it is most likely not dangerous unless you are ingesting it. We decided to set it up, and instruct our children not to eat it. ;) We ordered an Airzone trampoline with the same warning...I wasn't able to get much information from the manufacturer, such as the specific chemical, which really frustrated me because it was a gift for my children, not to mention I am pregnant. However, after researching different manufacturers, we found they all have the same warning...so choosing another product wasn't an option. We read several commentaries, and specifics on the "proposition 65 warning"...the conclusion we came to is that it is most likely not dangerous unless you are ingesting it. We decided to set it up, and... » Read More We ordered an Airzone trampoline with the same warning...I wasn't able to get much information from the manufacturer, such as the specific chemical, which really frustrated me because it was a gift for my children, not to mention I am pregnant. However, after researching different manufacturers, we found they all have the same warning...so choosing another product wasn't an option. We read several commentaries, and specifics on the "proposition 65 warning"...the conclusion we came to is that it is most likely not dangerous unless you are ingesting it. We decided to set it up, and instruct our children not to eat it. ;) « Show Less
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I contacted Uppababy directly and this was the customer service rep's email response: "We have received many calls from our customer about this warning. This warning is not specific to our product. It is just a general warning that is often found on on-line retailers and is accessed by a link, and does not tie back to our particular product. All of our products are certified and tested to pass all JPMA and ASTM standards. This warning does not apply to our products."
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Not per the Kirkland Signature pet care hotline, 1-888-987-4110. They certainly are pushing it via mailings but I note that it isn't offered on costco.com. Are they avoiding the bad reviews by not providing a Costco venue for comment? The representative said they had addressed the vehicle (oil) issues by changing the amount. Or some such. It's been 4 months since I called. If you call let us know what they told you. I was told in the store by a manager and in the pharmacy by a pharmacist in charge that they had changed the formulation, "so I've heard".
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Thank you for noticing! I thought I was the only one who questioned this. I would never have known if I hadn't tried to order one for my mom's birthday because she liked mine so much. I nearly dropped my teeth when it was listed at $119.00. I checked the next day and it was $249.00! In addition, there was a new seller. It appears as if the second seller bought out the first one. Other sites seemed to have their stock dried up as well. When I bought mine Amazon sold it and I used my prime membership to save on shipping. Seems like someone figured out a dirty little way to scam us. I wonder how many other low profile products are going the same way. I called customer service. I did not get a satisfactory response, so I e-mailed them just now. I hope they take notice.
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Thanks very much for your response. Since mine was "finally" delivered they kept emailing me and asking me to take the low rating off because it might affect their sales. I really didn't want to do so because that's really too long to wait for something but did just to make them leave me alone. Amazon really should make room for explanations about that--all I could give as a reason was "other" and that didn't quite seem fair to other buyers.
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I contacted The First Years, and here is a portion of their response:"I can assure you that our Products have met and exceed all safety standards and regulations and this is an incorrect warning posted on Amazon. We have been in contact with them and will be removing the warning on this product from the website."Although the statement about "safety standards and regulations" is meaningless, they do directly say that Amazon is in error. Since Amazon has a history of this problem with some baby products, I'm pretty confident that The First Years is correct and telling the truth. I contacted The First Years, and here is a portion of their response:"I can assure you that our Products have met and exceed all safety standards and regulations and this is an incorrect warning posted on Amazon. We have been in contact with them and will be removing the warning on this product from the website."Although the statement about "safety standards and regulations" is meaningless, they do directly say that Amazon is in error. Since Amazon has a history of this problem with some baby products, I'm pretty confident that The First Years is... » Read More I contacted The First Years, and here is a portion of their response:"I can assure you that our Products have met and exceed all safety standards and regulations and this is an incorrect warning posted on Amazon. We have been in contact with them and will be removing the warning on this product from the website."Although the statement about "safety standards and regulations" is meaningless, they do directly say that Amazon is in error. Since Amazon has a history of this problem with some baby products, I'm pretty confident that The First Years is correct and telling the truth. « Show Less
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Jeez people...don't you find any product for sale at different prices? How dare Amazon try and make a bit of profit. Maybe if you went to the Waba site and ordered it from there, you would feel better paying more for it. Do your diligent pricing work (which you evidently have already done), like it or leave it on Amazon, and move on! "Why does a car from this dealership cost more than it does from a dealership in a different town?" Some people!