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Today, in at least 25% of child journeys, the child travels without a suitable child restraint often because traditional child restraints are too big and bulky to practically carry from car to car: for example on vacations, when carpooling, in taxis and with grandparents, etc. The booster seats produced by mifold meet or exceed regulation NHTSA FMVSS 213. The compact portability of our products make them convenient for use on all journeys, especially those where traditional car seats are not available. We are members of JPMA (the Juvenile Products Manufacturer’s Association) and support their position that “proper use of restraint systems is the best defense against injury, regardless of the cause of a crash. Children are always safer when riding in a car seat than without.”
The Mifold grab-and-go booster seat is regulated under FMVSS 213 in the United States. Mifold Ltd., (the Company that manufactures Mifold) has conducted comprehensive test programs in test facilities certified for this standard to confirm compliance with these regulations. You can find the relevant information about each of these on this page.
Mifold is dedicated to providing high quality products utilizing premium raw materials and detailed quality assurance procedures. We perform rigid quality control testing both internally and we test the final product at testing facilities certified for each of the regulations to verify initial and on-going compliance. Mifold is committed to providing our customers with a Mifold grab-and-go booster seat that is high quality, functional, and portable that meets the needs of active families.
Based on our comprehensive testing of the product, Mifold has verified and can certify that testing of Mifold has been completed successfully with all tests yielding results that either meet or exceed the requirements of the applicable regulation FMVSS 213.
As part of our Quality Assurance program, we are committed to a schedule of on-going product testing to ensure that all Mifold® Booster Seats are manufactured to our specifications and meet all of the regulatory requirements of FMVSS 213.
what type of seat is mifold? The mifold grab-and-go booster seat is a Group 2/3 “Universal” child restraint system which means that the mifold can be used in most vehicles. It has been approved in accordance with European regulation ECE R44.04. The mifold booster seat is covered by ECE R44/04. To meet ECE R44/04 approval car seats are tested in frontal collisions at 50km/h using crash test P-dummies and advanced measuring instruments designed to assess the levels of protection each seat offers. ECE R44/04 approved seats can all be identified by their orange approval label.
the ECE R44.4 mifold approval label
(A) Name of product manufacturer.
(B) Your seat meets the European Safety Standard ECE R44. Note the last two digits: these should end in 04 (latest version).
(C) There are 3 types of car seat approval: universal, semi-universal and vehicle specific. ‘Universal’ means your seat is approved for installation in all cars, and is likely to fit if the vehicle manufacturer states that the vehicle approval specifies suitability for “Universal” child restraint systems.
(D) Approval for weight (group).
(E) Group indicator: Group 2/3 are forward-facing booster seats that work with a 3-point static or retractable adult seat belt restraint.
(F) European approval authority.
(G) The number indicates the country in which the approval was obtained.
(H) Homologation number. The first two numbers (04) show to which version the child seat has been approved, in this case ECE R 44/04.
(I) Unique serial number allocated to your specific seat.
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) defines the Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standards (FMVSS). FMVSS 213 governs the performance and some design criteria for child restraint systems made for children who weigh up to 80 pounds.
Mifold must certify that the Mifold booster seats sold in the USA meet Federal Motor Vehicle Standards FMVSS 213 Child Restraint Systems. Mifold tests the mifold to provide that certification and the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) performs annual compliance testing to verify that this certification is accurate.
the FMVSS 213 mifold approval label As required by NHTSA regulations, the label states:
This child restraint system conforms to all applicable Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standards. For use in motor vehicles. This restraint is NOT certified for use in the aircraft.
