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This series of videos and links provides examples of test methods for infant products

How-to videos and references

Video - Review of Test Methods

Review of topics covered February to July, 2023 - 17 minutes

Video - Measuring Firmness

How to measure firmness using a force gauge and displacement gauge - 3 minutes

Video - Measuring Airflow

How to measure the airflow resistance of a material   3 minutes

Video - Measuring Rebreathing using CO2 - Simplified

How to measure Carbon Dioxide Rebreathing using an etCO2 Monitor  1:22

Video - Measuring Rebreathing using CO2 - Lab Method

How to measure Carbon Dioxide Rebreathing using CO2  4:59

Video - Measuring Rebreathing using Thermal Analyzer

How to measure rebreathing using warm air as a proxy for CO2  3:57

Reference - Measuring Rebreathing using Thermal Analyzer

Thermal Rebreathing Model for

Evaluation of Infant Bedding Materials

Video - Measuring Conformability - Proof of Principle

A new method for measuring conformability using optical method  33 seconds

https://babybreathinglab.com/optical-conformance-test

Video - Measuring Rebreathing using Vinegar and Baking Soda

This is the Australian method for measuring CO2 rebreathing  5:38

Refrence - Australian Standard

INPAA VAG-006 Sleep Surfaces- Test for carbon dioxide and associated requirements

Israeli Test for CO2

A study designed to assess CO2 Accumulation in Infant Mattresses

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