Recently, Consumer Reports tested seven IP co-branded erasers on the market for plasticisers and elimination rates, and found that there are safety hazards.

The test showed that one of the erasers from China Stationery had a plasticiser content of 34.187%, which is 340 times more than the standard of 0.1%. Erasers with excessive plasticisers due to the addition of plasticisers to increase the softness and colour attractiveness, but long-term exposure may lead to endocrine disruption, affecting children's growth and development, prone to premature sexual maturity.

In addition, Disney's two erasers, although the shape is lovely, but the rate of elimination of words is only 75%, barely meet the standard, less recommended for use, and Deli, Kokuyo 2 erasers comprehensive evaluation of excellence.

Experts reminded that parents should choose to buy marked ‘environmentally friendly’ ‘plasticiser-free’ erasers, and avoid buying too cute or scented erasers to prevent harmful substances hazardous to children's health.