The crayons did not carry a non-toxic certification on the back of the box. By Bianca Seidman. August 7, 2018, 4:57 PM. 4:02. Playskool crayons are pictured in this undated product image.

Non-Toxic Markers, Crayons & Chalk. Little kids love to put things in their mouths, so definitely avoid cheap crayons which may be laced with asbestos and toxic markers.

The company is now co-owned by two dads who have formulated non-toxic crayons entirely out of 100% pure New Zealand beeswax and food-grade ingredients for the pigment.

The company is now co-owned by two dads who have formulated non-toxic crayons entirely out of 100% pure New Zealand beeswax and food-grade ingredients for the pigment.

The best non-toxic crayons to add to your list of Easter basket stuffers. ... Honeysticks is a New Zealand-based company that makes non-toxic products from 100% New Zealand beeswax and soy wax.

Companies like Crayola assure their products are non-toxic should they accidentally be consumed, but the ingredients used aren’t exactly the same stuff you’d find in a bottle of baby food.

Crayola describes these limited edition crayons as “colors generations have grown up with” and provides “true color vibrancy, smoothness, and durability; these non-toxic crayons are a staple ...

(CN) – An insurance company must defend the maker of Crayola crayons from accusations that its “certified non-toxic” labels misrepresented a product containing trace amounts of asbestos, the Illinois ...

Oyasai Crayons. While the origins of this idea date back to 2012, Kimura now has a Kickstarter to get them out to more people. You can get a pack for less than $20. That might sound expensive for ...