Hi,
I just came across this while researching Evenflo seats and thought someone on the BB might be affected.
http://www.cbc.ca/consumers/market/r...3afeb2006.html
Lynn
Hi,
I just came across this while researching Evenflo seats and thought someone on the BB might be affected.
http://www.cbc.ca/consumers/market/r...3afeb2006.html
Lynn
Bumping
There's your proof! US and CDN seats ARE the same, with different labels ;) (US allows booster limits down to 30, Canada insists they start at 40).
So how's the van and the Boulevards? And how's Canada?
:)
Julie CPS Tech and mom to 3 in seats
http://www.cpsafety.com/articles/RFAlbum/SarahMA.aspx
I had the same thing happen serveral years ago with a Century NextStep DX. The labels on it were U.S. labels and after several months of owning it they sent me new labels (in both English and French of course! :)) with different weights.
I think that makes it the second or third time Evenflo has sent us seats with US weight labels. And I've only been into car seats since 1999.
Hmmm...they should pay their Quality control folks a little more to, like, stay awake?
<snicker>
Julie CPS Tech and mom to 2 in seats
http://www.cpsafety.com/articles/RFAlbum/SarahMA.aspx
>I think that makes it the second or third time Evenflo has
>sent us seats with US weight labels. And I've only been into
>car seats since 1999.
Your are right!
Tam
Certified Canadian Child Restraint Safety Technician and Instructor