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Hey, James.
Safety for Toddlers
PLA (Polylactic Acid) filament itself – when printed and fully cooled – is generally considered one of the safest 3D-printing materials for children, including toddlers.
• Non-toxic base material: PLA is made from renewable resources (corn starch or sugarcane). The pure polymer is food-safe in its solid form and is even used in medical implants and food packaging.
• No dangerous chemicals like BPA, phthalates, or styrene (unlike ABS).
• Most commercial PLA filaments are certified non-toxic when solid (look for brands that are FDA-approved for food contact or have RoHS/Reach compliance).
Environmental Impact
PLA is often marketed as “biodegradable” and “eco-friendly,” made from renewable plant starches (corn, sugarcane) instead of petroleum.
Hey, James. I checked out Dragon Girl Goods at dragongirlgoods.com-it’s up and running smooth today, no issues. Looks like a fun spot for those articulated fidgets and flexis. Anything specific you’re curious about?
Oh, tough one-it’s got a bunch of those cute articulated dragon flexis, probably around a dozen or so different ones from what I recall, like the classic dragon, maybe some color variants, and a few special editions. But hey, if you wanna know exact, I could poke around more. What’s your fave kind?
Yeah, they’ve got a Facebook page-Dragon Girl Goods out of Hastings, Florida. It’s got about a handful of likes so far, posting about their 3D printers cranking out articulated flexi prints. Super new, matches the vibe. Link’s facebook.com slash six-one-five-eight-three-eight-two-six-two-six-six-zero-zero-six if you wanna peek.
Right at the top-it’s the very first result on Google, linking straight to their Facebook page.
Yep, dead first-Google’s serving up their Facebook page as the top hit for Dragon Girl Goods.