Product safety
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What each product is, the warnings that apply and how to care for it. Please read them before use.
Clicky keychain, clicky strip and toppers
Clicky keychain: one clicky on a base, for your keys. Clicky strip: three clickies on one base. Toppers: the caps you press, in one colour or several. We 3D-print parts and assemble them by hand in Doha, Qatar, with imported parts. Size: keychain —; strip —.
WARNING: Small parts – choking hazard.
Care: wipe clean; keep from heat and sun.
Name lanyard (when available)
Paracord with the letters of your text, charms and beads, a split ring and a clip. Threaded by hand in Doha from imported cord and beads. Made in Qatar. Size: —.
WARNING: Long cord and small parts. Keep away from young children.
WARNING: Strangulation hazard if worn around the neck. Never let a child wear it while sleeping or climbing, and take it off for sport.
Care: hand wash in cool water; keep from heat and sun.
Name key ring (when available)
3D-printed in Doha, with your text in English or Arabic, on a split ring; an added clicky is imported. Made in Qatar. Size: about 6 × 4 cm, 4 mm thick.
WARNING: Small parts – choking hazard.
Care: wipe clean. It softens above about 60°C, so don't leave it in a hot car or in the sun.
Items from our “More” section
3D-printed in Doha. Made in Qatar.
WARNING: Small parts – choking hazard.
Care: wipe clean; keep from heat and sun.
For every product
Check each item when it arrives and before each use, and stop using it if any part is loose, cracked or missing. Our products are not for chewing or teething.
Who makes them
Salt and Sandy Trading for Handicrafts W.L.L., Doha, Qatar, makes and assembles our products and imports the clicky parts we don't make, which are made in China. Contact: info@saltandsandy.qa, +974 3336 1212.
Report a safety problem
Stop using the item and tell us at once, however long ago you bought it: see Complaints. Keep the item and any loose part.
If we find that a product could be unsafe, we stop selling it and tell the Ministry of Commerce and Industry and the buyers, as the law requires. What we do about a faulty or unsafe item is in our terms. This page never reduces your rights under Qatar's Consumer Protection Law (Law No. 8 of 2008).