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Glucomannan in tablet form

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Goods known as 'Klunk Klip', 'Comfix' and 'Auto Comfort' seat belt accessories and similar goods that are designed to induce and maintain slack in retractor seat belts

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Goods known as 'Autotrend Sun Filter' and similar goods that do not comply with Australian Design Rule No.   11 for internal sun visors

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Toys that have been marketed under the following names:

(a) 'Skateboard Smackup' or 'Skateboard Smackups';

(b) 'Garbage Pail Kids';

(c) 'Krazy Kookie Balls';

(d) 'Weird Balls';

(e) 'Foul Ball';

(f) 'Mad Ball' or 'Mad Balls';

(g) 'Trash Head Spitballs';

(h) 'Gross Out Grunkies';

(i) 'Kuddlee Uglee';

(j) 'Super Dough Squeezers';

(k) 'Rude Ralph' or 'Rude Ralph Gang'

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An underwater breathing apparatus known as 'Diveman' or similar devices consisting of an air pump, powered by the user's legs, that supplies air drawn down from the water's surface to the user in a compressed state dependent on the user's effort

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A device to enable a water skier to be released quickly in the event of a mishap in the water, and marketed under the name of 'QUICKIE Line Release'

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Candles with wicks that contain greater than 0.06% lead by weight

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Candle wicks containing greater than 0.06% lead by weight

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A jelly confectionery product that:

(a) contains the ingredient 'konjac' (also known as glucomannan, conjac, konnyaku, konjonac, taro powder and yam flour); and

(b) is supplied in a container that has a height or width of less than or equal to 45mm;

including a product marketed using the expression 'mini - cup'.