Hey @Seller_ptBwlfZsWDPhO,

Daryl here from our Forums team jumping in to further assist here!

If your product is identified as a possible dangerous good while inventory is already in an Amazon fulfillment center, we will notify you by email. You will have 14 business days to provide the requested documentation. If the documentation is not provided during this period, the inventory will be disposed of, at your expense.

Here are potential reasons for product review:

- The product requires a battery to function, but detailed battery information wasn’t provided when you created the ASIN or the detail page. Products that lack detailed power-source information may also be flagged for dangerous goods review.

- Batteries are mentioned on the product detail page or in buyer reviews. In this case, you must complete and upload a battery exemption sheet. To start, go to Manage dangerous goods classification. Next, find your preferred language on the right side of the page and download the exemption sheet template.

- Your product may contain or be sold with other possible hazardous items (such as screen cleaner or aerosol). In this case, obtain an SDS from the manufacturer or supplier, then upload the SDS.

Once all documents required have been uploaded, you can use the Look-up an ASIN tool above to check the classification status of your FBA ASIN. If your ASIN is reclassified, and you have inventory in a fulfillment center, we’ll notify you by email.

Once the review is complete, verify that you have converted your product to FBA. If not, then convert your product.

If you disagree with the results of your product review, upload a new SDS or exemption sheet that supports your claim or click Dispute classification on Manage dangerous goods classification.

Let me know if you are able to appeal the submission successfully, just "@" me here and I will be sure to look into it.

Daryl