GENERAL PRODUCT SAFETY POLICY (GPSR) OF THE ONLINE STORE TAILWHIP.STORE

IntroductionThis policy aims to ensure that products offered for sale in the online store tailwhip.store are safe for consumers. From December 13, 2024, the General Product Safety Regulation (GPSR) will come into effect, introducing new requirements for most non-food consumer products offered for sale in the European Union. This regulation replaces the previous General Product Safety Directive (2001/95/EC), on which it is partially based. This material is for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. If you have questions regarding legal regulations related to products, we encourage you to consult a legal advisor.

Temporarily prohibit the supply, offering, or display of the product.

supplied or made available to consumers in the context of service provision.

Prohibit the marketing of the product.

Antiques (provided that the supplier clearly informs that the product is supplied as an antique or for repair/refurbishment before use).

Order or organize the immediate withdrawal of the product from the market and warn consumers about risks, as well as order, coordinate, or organize the recall of the product from consumers and its destruction under appropriate conditions. Product recall from consumers occurs as a last resort when other actions are insufficient to prevent threats.

Categories of consumers at risk when using the product, particularly children and the elderly.

5. Additional Information and ContactThe online store tailwhip.store is managed by Fursoller sp. z o.o. Address: ul. Domaniewska 47/10, 02-672 Warsaw. Email contact: mail@tailwhip.store.

The state of knowledge and technology.

usedrepairedrefurbishedhandcraftedspare partssupplied or made available to consumers in the context of service provision.

Providing information about product risks.

Medicinal products for human or animal use.Food and beverages.Animal feed.Live plants and animals (including genetically modified organisms and microorganisms in limited use, as well as plant and animal products directly related to their future reproduction).Animal by-products and derived products.Plant protection products (e.g., pesticides).Equipment on which consumers ride or travel when it is directly operated by the service provider as part of the transport service provided to consumers, and not by the consumers themselves (e.g., buses and trams intended solely for public transport).Aircraft.Antiques (provided that the supplier clearly informs that the product is supplied as an antique or for repair/refurbishment before use).

Physical marking of products with at least one product identifier, such as type, batch number, or serial number, or another element enabling the customer to identify the product. This information must be easily visible and readable to consumers. Identifiers such as FNSKU, EAN, GTIN, or manufacturer part number may be used.

The characteristics of the product, including its composition, packaging, assembly instructions, and, where applicable, installation and maintenance.The effect on other products, if its use with other products is reasonably foreseeable.The presentation of the product, labeling, any warnings and instructions for use and disposal, and any other indications or information regarding the product.Categories of consumers at risk when using the product, particularly children and the elderly.

2. Information Displayed on Product Detail PagesThe tailwhip.store must ensure that the following information is displayed on the product detail page:

National standards transposing other relevant European standards.Standards developed in the member state where the product is marketed.Commission recommendations on product safety assessment.Codes of good product safety practices applicable in the sector.The state of knowledge and technology.Reasonable consumer expectations regarding safety.

Precise identification of the product or batch of products.

Providing information about product risks.Storing and making available documentation necessary to trace the origin of products.Cooperating with manufacturers and competent authorities in actions aimed at preventing risks.