EA7 Vista Campus 40leaves Exercise Book
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EA7 Vista Campus 40leaves Exercise Book

Barcode 6154000021023
3.5/5· Good

Functional notebook with standard safe materials but no standout health or quality benefits.

Safety note

Generally safe for intended use. Avoid ingesting paper or cover materials. Staples may cause minor cuts if mishandled; supervise young children.

What's the verdict?

A basic stationery product consisting of lined paper pages, a protective cover, and binding. Suitable for school or office use with no edible components or nutritional profile as it is a non-consumable item.

What it's made of

4 listed · 1 flagged · estimated by AI, check the label
  • Wood Pulp Paper (Writing Pages)

    Primary material for recording notes and exercises; safe for skin contact and writing but offers no nutritional benefits and may cause minor irritation or paper cuts in sensitive users.

  • Cardboard (Protective Cover)

    Provides durability and branding surface; non-toxic in normal use with low risk of chemical leaching, though not intended for ingestion or prolonged skin exposure if printed with standard dyes.

  • Metal Staples (Binding)Caution

    Holds pages securely in place; generally safe but carries caution for potential minor puncture or cut injuries if edges are exposed or mishandled, especially by children.

  • Printing Ink (Ruling and Cover Design)

    Creates lines on pages and exterior graphics; modern formulations are typically low-VOC and non-irritating for handling, presenting minimal health risk in a finished book.

Nutrition

None: calories, total fat, saturated fat, trans fat, cholesterol, sodium, total carbohydrate, dietary fiber, sugars, protein, vitamin d, calcium, iron, potassium.

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