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prop65
Catch a mistyped barcode, ISBN, VIN, NPI or LEI before a bad identifier corrupts a record.
Tools
4
GitHub stars
—
Installs / wk
129
Licence
MIT
Transport
streamable-http, stdio
Last checked
27h ago
Tools & capabilities
4 toolsRead from the running server on 27h ago.
check_prop65
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query*
Look up a chemical by CAS number or name and report whether it is on California's Proposition 65 list. Use this when deciding whether a product sold into California needs a warning… Look up a chemical by CAS number or name and report whether it is on California's Proposition 65 list. Use this when deciding whether a product sold into California needs a warning label. Returns every matching entry with the toxicity endpoint, the listing mechanism, the date listed and the safe-harbour level where one has been adopted, plus whether the entry has since been delisted. A `not_found` result does not mean the chemical is safe or unregulated: it means this edition of this one list has no entry under that name or number.
describe_prop65_list
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Report the size and edition of the embedded Proposition 65 list, and what the listing-mechanism codes mean. Use this to check how current the data is before relying on a lookup, or… Report the size and edition of the embedded Proposition 65 list, and what the listing-mechanism codes mean. Use this to check how current the data is before relying on a lookup, or to interpret the `AB`, `SQE`, `FR` and `LC` codes on an entry. Returns counts of total, active and delisted entries, how many carry a CAS number, and the edition date. It reports on the data only and cannot tell you whether any product requires a warning.
list_recent_listings
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since*
List the chemicals added to Proposition 65 on or after a given year. Use this to find recent additions, which matters because a warning is generally required twelve months after a… List the chemicals added to Proposition 65 on or after a given year. Use this to find recent additions, which matters because a warning is generally required twelve months after a chemical is listed, so a new entry starts a compliance clock. Returns active listings only, newest first, with their dates, and reports how many entries carry no parseable date and are therefore missing from the answer. It does not tell you whether any particular product is affected.
search_prop65
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term*limit