Persian Garden
Firework
Boho
Little Builders
Boulder
Tranquil Flower
Totem
Testing parents can actually read
PopsyKosy ties its material language to current documents, product scope, and everyday use guidance, so parents can compare more than a marketing label.
Current report copies are available on request at hello@popsykosy.com. Always review the report date, sample name, product coverage, and intended-use context.
USP Class VI-tested EVA
A material-testing reference for the EVA used in PopsyKosy mats. Review the report scope and sample description when comparing products.
A recognized material standard tier often associated with baby-contact products. Verify certificate scope, date, and product coverage.
CPSIA / CPC documentation
Children's product documentation for the US market, used alongside product labels, batch records, and current compliance files.
ASTM F963 documentation
US toy-safety documentation that helps shoppers understand chemical and physical testing context for family floor play products.
EN71, REACH, and Prop 65 context
Additional documentation can help families compare material chemistry, restricted-substance requirements, and regional expectations.
Read the scope, not just the badge
No single label replaces supervision, room setup, or current documents. The useful question is what was tested, when, and for which product.
Built around documented EVA
PopsyKosy uses 100% EVA foam core + 100% EVA printed film surface — an all-EVA construction and a cleanable, modular tile format for supervised family floor play.
Designed in Los Angeles and made in Taiwan. Learn why origin matters.
Need the documents?
Email us and we will share the relevant current report copies for the product context you are reviewing.
Email hello@popsykosy.comSee The PopsyKosy StandardRead the documents in context
These guides explain document scope and help parents compare evidence without turning a test result into a broader promise.
